Doctoral What's On
Sign up for a wide variety of learning and development opportunities and networking events specifically for doctoral candidates at the University of Auckland.
Candidature Essentials
- 11 March: Doctoral Induction (City Campus)
- 27 March: Doctoral Induction (City Campus)
- 13 April: Doctoral Induction (City Campus)
- 29 April: Doctoral Induction (City Campus)
- 14 May: Preparing for your Confirmation Review (Zoom)
- 29 May: Preparing for your Doctoral Examination (Zoom)
Social and Networking
- 2-4 March: Clubs Expo (City Campus)
- 5 March: Clubs Expo (Grafton Campus)
- 18 March: Doctoral Morning Tea: Meet Prof JR Rowland (City Campus)
- 22 April: Doctoral Morning Tea: FMHS and Liggins (Grafton Campus)
Research Environment
- 27 March: Introductory Good Clinical Practice Training (Grafton Campus)
Research Knowledge and Skills
- 3 March: Intro to AI-Assisted Workflows for Qualitative Analyses (Zoom)
- 5 March: Managing Research Data (Zoom)
- 6 March: Literature Review: Organising and Writing (City Campus)
- 11 March: Programming with Python (Zoom)
- 18 March: AI for Literature Reviews (Zoom)
- 25 March: How to Plan your PhD, with Hugh Kearns (Zoom)
- 30 March: Abstract Writing (City Campus)
- 28 April: AI for Literature Reviews (Zoom)
Collaboration and Leadership
- 21 April: Time for Research, with Hugh Kearns (Zoom)
- 4 May: The Power of Saying No, with Desiree Dickerson (Zoom)
- 23 June: Good Feedback; Asking for It, Getting It, Responding to It (Zoom)
Communication, Influence and Impact
- 10 March: Publishing your Research (Zoom)
- 18 March: Presenting your Research (Zoom)
- 19 May: Publishing your Research (Zoom)
- 27 May: Presenting your Research (Zoom)
Career Development
- March: Get Recruitment Ready event series by CDES (CIty Campus and online)
- March to July: Research to Innovation Hatchery (City Campus)
- March to May: Workplace Insights Programme (City Campus)
All candidates
The opportunities on this page are for doctoral candidates from all faculties and LSRIs. The list includes key SGS workshops specifically for candidates, and other events across the University of interest to researchers.
To find out what else is on at the University, visit the Research Hub's development opportunities calendar.
Not on Wahapū?
Booking links for Doctoral Induction and various SGS workshops will take you to Wahapū.
If you are studying towards a Named Doctorate (DClinPsy, DHSc, DMedSc, DocFA, EdD), you do not have access to Wahapū, but you can instead book via the Doctoral Event Registration Form.
