The meeting will take place on March 1st in the interactive class room ("Laborativa lärosalen" in Swedish), room number 10:203, at Blåsenshus. From 9:15 to approximately 10 Ulf Holmbäck will show us how the class room can be used in teaching. Directly after that, fika* will be served and the council meeting will start. During the council meeting, Maja Garde Lindholm will visit us to collect ideas and opinions on which alumni activities we, as PhD students and later PhDs, would like to attend.
All PhD students at the faculty are welcome to attend the council meeting! Please sign up through the following link before February 24th so we get enough fika: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/LDNXH7V
Attached you can find the agenda.
*Fika = a Swedish word for when you have something (non-alcoholic) to drink eventually together with something small to eat, e.g. a sandwich or piece of cake.
I also have two points of information for you:
- Evaluation of PhD studies at Uppsala University
- Information for non-Swedish employees
1. Evaluation of PhD studies at Uppsala UniversityBoth our faculty and the faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy will evaluate our/their postgraduate studies during 2019 and 2020.
The faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy has asked if there might be PhD students at our faculty who would like to help evaluate their postgraduate studies during the autumn 2019, so I you are interested in that, please contact me (Anna Frost) as soon as possible.
Our faculty are also looking for PhD students who could help evaluate our postgraduate studies. If you know a PhD students who are not at our faculty and who you think could be great at that, contact Katharina Rudisch and Gwenna Breton.
2. Information for non-Swedish employees
Today is the last day to sign up for a seminar on working in Sweden! You should already have received information about that in another e-mail, but I'm putting the information here as well. It's organized by the International Faculty and Staff Services.
