Welcome to our first Ph.D.-night at OsloMet for the fall semester! At these evenings we address topics that are relevant for Ph.D. students across programs at OsloMet. The goal of these events is to mix academic refill with an opportunity to be social outside of working hours. The program for this event will be in English.
The theme for this evening is mental health and the Ph.D. student, which is a growing concern, and one that has garnered significant research recently. For this reason we have setup a program that hopefully can give options for who to contact should you need it, and good strategies to keep mentally fit!
There will be time for questions after each talk.
Time: September 23th 2019, 16.30
Place: Deiglig Fyrhuset, Pilestredet 52
Program:
16.30: Pizza (Free!)
17.00: Magnus H. Blystad – PhD candidates and mental health: Reported causes for concern
17.10: Anna Runesson – “Someone to talk to” at the clerical services
17.30: Short break
17.40: Tone Vang, Psychologist from Stamina (bedriftshelsetjeneste) – Prevention and counselling.
18.00: Mingling as you wish, the bar will be open for purchases until 21.00.
We look forward to seeing you there!
Sincerely,
PhD-forum at OsloMet
The theme for this evening is mental health and the Ph.D. student, which is a growing concern, and one that has garnered significant research recently. For this reason we have setup a program that hopefully can give options for who to contact should you need it, and good strategies to keep mentally fit!
There will be time for questions after each talk.
Time: September 23th 2019, 16.30
Place: Deiglig Fyrhuset, Pilestredet 52
Program:
16.30: Pizza (Free!)
17.00: Magnus H. Blystad – PhD candidates and mental health: Reported causes for concern
17.10: Anna Runesson – “Someone to talk to” at the clerical services
17.30: Short break
17.40: Tone Vang, Psychologist from Stamina (bedriftshelsetjeneste) – Prevention and counselling.
18.00: Mingling as you wish, the bar will be open for purchases until 21.00.
We look forward to seeing you there!
Sincerely,
PhD-forum at OsloMet