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PhD Workshop: a TPC pre-conference event
Web: http://tpc.uni-nke.hu;Email: tpc@uni-nke.hu
National University of Public Service, Ludovika Campus, Budapest, Hungary
June 10, 2015
June 10, 2015
Streams of public administration research (management, political science and law)
Publishing strategy
Research discussion session
Coordinator:
Prof. Gyula Vastag
Institute of Management, School of Public Administration, National University of Public Service (vastag.gyula@uni-nke.hu)
Description:
Interested PhD students should indicate the stage where they are in the program (1st year, 2nd year, 3rd year, pre-dissertation, etc.) on the registration form and attach a representative sample of their writing (it could be the same as their paper submission). Before the workshop, candidates will receive written feedback from faculty member(s), which can then be used to prepare for their discussion sessions. Candidates will also be expected to review the proposals of fellow candidates.
In the morning of June 10, faculty members, representing core research streams of public administration (Management, Political Science, Law), will provide career advice and insights into publishing in top tier journals. In the afternoon, PhD students, in parallel groups of faculty members and their peers, will present and discuss their research proposals.
Prof. Gyula Vastag
Institute of Management, School of Public Administration, National University of Public Service (vastag.gyula@uni-nke.hu)
Description:
Interested PhD students should indicate the stage where they are in the program (1st year, 2nd year, 3rd year, pre-dissertation, etc.) on the registration form and attach a representative sample of their writing (it could be the same as their paper submission). Before the workshop, candidates will receive written feedback from faculty member(s), which can then be used to prepare for their discussion sessions. Candidates will also be expected to review the proposals of fellow candidates.
In the morning of June 10, faculty members, representing core research streams of public administration (Management, Political Science, Law), will provide career advice and insights into publishing in top tier journals. In the afternoon, PhD students, in parallel groups of faculty members and their peers, will present and discuss their research proposals.
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