Continuing Professional Development Programme
Space for Reflective Learning
To discover the real value of project management in research and learn how to apply it to your projects.
English
Postdocs, staff scientists and technicians with managing responsibilities
In this course participants will learn to apply project management techniques in order to better define objectives of a research project, make a realistic plan, and implement it effectively.
After this workshop you will be able to:
Define clear objectives and key success factors
Identify and manage relations with stakeholders
Plan a project according to objectives and available resources
Identify and control risks
Manage resources responsibly
Monitor progress and report
Please note this course consists of several sessions and you should be able to attend all of them.
Participants need to commit to attending ALL 4 sessions.
Before the course participants will have to complete a short survey.
As preparation for sessions 3 and 4 participants are expected to do some team work and individual study (about 10h).
For any issue regarding attendance before or during the course, please note that you should contact the Intervals team directly by sending an email to intervals@prbb.org.
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Comments from participants
Joaquim Calbó and Alexandros Nikolaou have extensive experience as scientific project managers. They are currently working in the Strategy and Funding (SaF) team at the CRG.