Career Spotlights

After your doctorate, a wide range of career paths are open to you: In addition to preparing for a professorship, university management, business, and politics also offer attractive perspectives. It may not be easy, though, to find the right path for you.The Jenny Aloni Centre for Early Career Researchers supports you in finding your way with the 'Career Spotlights' event series. At the events, you  get to know various career paths open to you after your doctorate and to talk to people who have already taken them. What is more, the Career Spotlights are also a great opportunity to exchange ideas and network with other doctoral researchers and postdocs!

 

 

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Next Career Spotlight

The team at the Jenny Aloni Centre for Early Career Researchers is happy to invite you to another CAREER SPOTLIGHT!

Our next CAREER SPOTLIGHT is going to take place on 16 January 2024 and will shed light on the career path to a Junior Research Group Leadership ("Nachwuchsgruppenleitung").

Dr. Zahra Raissi, Research Group Leader in the Department of Computer Science, will talk about her road to a Junior Research Group Leadership in Germany from an international perspective. Afterwards, there will be an informal get-together during which you have the opportunity to ask questions and exchange informally with your fellow researchers.

Event Details:

Date 16 January 2024, 2 p.m. – 3.30 p.m.
Room I 1.407
Language English
Registration Please register via e-mail so that we can bring enough cookies!

Past Career Spotlights

After the great success of our first CAREER SPOTLIGHT on Junior Professorships in November the Jenny Aloni Center for Early-Career Researchers invites you to set the spotlight on another topic. Meet Professor Miriam Strube (Department of English and American Studies) and Professor Jan Sperling (Department of Physics) talking about their research stays abroad and discussing the role of international connections for a successful career.

What to expect at the event:

  • Prof. Dr. Johannes Blömer, Vice President for Research and Junior Academics, will share opening words.
  • Afterwards, Prof. Dr. Miriam Strube and Prof. Dr. Jan Sperling will talk about their individual experience with research stays abroad and reflect on the role of international contacts for both the quality of research and the development of their own career.
  • Finally, there will be the opportunity for open exchange with our guests and the other attendees at the University of Paderborn.

Event Details:

Date 28 February 23, 1 PM – 3 PM
Room L2.202
Language english
Registration e-mail to Kate Konkol at jennyalonicenter(at)upb(dot)de for better planning

After completing your doctorate, there are many career paths open to you - but finding the right one is not that easy. The Jenny Aloni Center would like to support you in your career orientation with a new event series. At our CAREER SPOTLIGHTS you can meet scientists who have already taken the next career step and talk about their experiences and decision-making process.

What to expect at the event:

  • Prof. Dr. Johannes Blömer, Vice President for Research and Junior Academics, will give an introduction to the current situation of young academics in Germany and present career paths after the doctorate.
  • Afterwards, Jun.-Prof. Dr. Sebastian Peitz will report on his individual experiences and considerations on the way to a junior professorship.
  • Finally, there will be the opportunity for discussion, exchange and getting to know other scientists at the University of Paderborn.

Event Details:

Date 29 november 22, 1 - 3 PM
Room B 3.231
Target Group doctoral candidates and postdocs of all faculties
Language english
Registration e-mail to Kate Konkol at jennyalonicenter(at)upb(dot)de for better planning