Workshop on Enhancing Research Presentation Skills and Creating Posters

Event Details

The Kanazawa University HaKaSe⁺ Strategic Project for Development of Doctoral Students and Research Promotion and the Career Support Office, Educational and Student Affairs Department, Kanazawa University will hold a workshop on enhancing research presentation skills and creating posters.

Presenting your research during a recruitment process is fundamentally different from presenting at academic conferences. You need to structure and convey your work from the employer’s perspective.

You will learn key strategies for self-promotion, such as how to summarize your research effectively for a corporate audience, what aspects beyond your research to highlight, and how best to communicate them. Additionally, individual feedback on self-promotion posters is available for those interested.

We encourage you to participate.

​Application form (advance registration required) is available here (*1).

*Although this event can be attended independently, participants can further enhance their self-promotion skills by receiving poster review guidance and participating in the “Exchange Meeting between Doctoral Students and Companies” scheduled for Friday, October 23.​​​​​​ Details are available here.
*Poster review will be conducted in mid-October after the event, not during the event.​​

Organizers: Strategic Project for Development of Doctoral Students and Research Promotion, Kanazawa University (HaKaSe⁺)
　　　　Career Support Office, Educational and Student Affairs Department, Kanazawa University
Co-organizer: Organization for Excellence in Graduate Education, Kanazawa University (OEGE)
Operation: Emerging Technologies Corporation
*The event office is operated by Emerging Technologies Corporation under commission from Kanazawa University.

Contact

Exchange Meeting between Doctoral Students and Companies Event Office, Kanazawa University    E-mail: kanazawa-phd-career(a)emerging.jp    *Please replace (a) with @.
(*1) Application processing is conducted by Emerging Technologies Corporation under commission from Kanazawa University.