Leitung / Instructor: Jan Stamm Zeit / Time: 25.11.2016, 10-18Uhr Ort / Place: T.09.01

Description

For most people, doing a PhD is the first major research project that they have to master on their own. Most people need between 3 and 5 years to finish it. There is a multitude of challenges along the way (i.e. getting smart ideas, getting along with supervisors, mastering the basics of scientific work …). A good time- and project-management helps a lot in order to set one’s focus right and use one’s time and energy in a productive and efficient way.

This workshop provides you with basic strategies and tools for an effective and efficient time- and project-management. You will get very specific ideas for improving your own approach towards organizing yourself and your work. The workshop takes the idea seriously, that becoming a better, smarter, more focused time-manager is an evolution not a revolution. You already have a lot of the ideas and skills that you need. This workshop helps you to understand them in a deeper way and to commit yourself to really using them.


Contents in brief

Successful Project-Management (Milestone plans vs. iterative incremental approach)
Basic strategies and tools for an efficient Time- and Self-Management (i.e. Pomodoro Technique, Phases of Productivity, Implementation intentions)
Setting Priorities
Pragmatism and Productivity

Methods

• Input and discussion
• Individual and group work
• Coaching techniques

Information & Registration:

CGS Office
Grifflenberg Campus | P.08.12/13 | Tel.: 0202-439 2702
zgs@uni-wuppertal.de

Please register before 11.11.2016: zgs@uni-wuppertal.de