An academic career involves many decisions related to research, publishing, collaboration, mobility, and future career paths. The mentoring programs collected here support PhD candidates, researchers, and scientists in developing their academic careers and planning their next steps both within and beyond academia.
Mentoring program of the Committee on Financial Sciences supporting PhD students in economics and finance to shape their academic path and research methodology through direct meetings with experienced committee members.
Who is it for? PhD students in economics and finance
Connects START scholarship recipients working in Poland with experienced FNP laureates and other experts to support career development through mentoring relationships.
Who is it for? START scholarship recipients working in Poland
Mentoring for early-career cultural researchers — substantive guidance, project coordination, and a space to develop original research projects.
Who is it for? Students, doctoral candidates, and early-career cultural researchers
A training and mentoring program for students and doctoral candidates offering individual mentoring, workshops and expert panels to support academic career development.
Who is it for? Students and doctoral candidates at the start of their academic careers