The Monsoon Summer School 2023 application period is now open. Attend the Monsoon School on “Generating Impact in Complex Coastal and Marine Contexts: Co-Design and Development of Transdisciplinary Research Projects in a Global North/South Perspective,” hosted by the International Ocean Institute Germany (IOI) in collaboration with the Leibniz-Centre for Tropical Marine Research (ZMT) and supported by Future Earth Coasts (FEC). This virtual course, which will take place from November 1 to November 10, 2023, is intended for PhD students and postdoctoral scientists all around the world.
The Monsoon School focuses on co-designing transdisciplinary research projects for maximum societal impact, especially within Global North/South collaborations. Participants can expect a comprehensive program involving daily lectures, hands-on group exercises, and valuable networking opportunities. Through this, you can refine your abilities in project co-design, stakeholder engagement, and effective scientific communication.
Experience 8 days of intensive interaction with international academics, practitioners, and communication experts. This immersive experience will provide you with valuable insights into research quality, inequality management, and crafting impact pathways. Furthermore, you’ll have the chance to apply your knowledge to real-world coastal and marine case studies under expert guidance.
Benefit:
- The Monsoon School, free of charge for participants, is made possible by the support of IOI and ZMT, with the contribution of Future Earth Coasts (FEC). Don’t miss this opportunity to amplify your research impact.
Eligibility:
- The program is designed for PhD candidates and postdoctoral scientists globally.
- Applicants should be available to participate fully in the program.
Application:
Key Details:
Dates: November 1 – 10, 2023
Location: Online
Application Deadline: August 31, 2023
