This workshop will focus on how to write abstracts, structure and formats, language nuances, what to include - or not. Afterwards, you will write your own draft abstract. While not strictly necessary, it will make more sense if you have at least some initial results from your research. In the second part of this workshop, we’ll work on how you explain your research, plus its background and potential, to different kinds of wider audiences who may be unfamiliar with all aspects of it.

Please note:
Due to a large number of very short-term cancellations and unannounced absences in the recent past we would like to point out again that registrations for workshops of the Graduate Academy are binding. Cancellations are only acceptable under imperative circumstances and need to be announced as early as possible. If this is not the case, workshop places that have become available cannot be given to individuals on the waiting list or the workshop cannot be cancelled in due course in the case of low demand. In this case high cancellation fees occur. Under these circumstances the offer of the Graduate Academy cannot be held up in the medium term.