MPLS Training courses
Browse our current training opportunities. Use the tabs to view courses available to PGR or to Research Staff by date, or search our course programme using the keyword search function.
You can also download an electronic copy of the 2018-2019 MPLS Researcher Training and Development Opportunities brochure here.
Training and Development course programme
Browse our current MPLS Researcher Training and Development course programme
Courses run by MPLS
Browse these pages to discover more about the courses we regularly run in MPLS
Other training available at Oxford
The training we offer in MPLS is further complemented by training offered by other University services and Divisions.
Researcher Development Framework
The Researcher Development Framework (RDF) provides a framework for planning and supporting the personal, professional and career development of graduate students and research staff.
Blog posts
Mental Health Awareness Week 10-14 May
27 April 2021
MPLS are running Mental Health Awareness Week as part of the national week during the 10th-14th May (Week 3).
Research Staff & Fellows: get your voice heard!
15 February 2021
MPLS Town Hall Meeting for Fixed Term Research Staff and Fellows, Tuesday 23 February 2021, noon
Science Minister commits to changing research culture
3 February 2021
Amanda Solloway reveals how her personal experience of harassment has driven her commitment to overhaul research culture
Three Minute Thesis Competition - deadline 19 Feb
21 January 2021
3 Minutes, 1 Slide…..Your Thesis! An 80,000 word thesis would take 9 hours to present; how about in just 3 minutes with the aid of a single slide? DPhil students are invited to apply to take part. Training and prizes are available! Training and final will take place virtually.
Speakers announced for MPLS Welcome to Women in STEM networking event!
19 January 2021
The Welcome to Women in STEM (virtual) networking event is run by MPLS on behalf of the women's societies. The event offers the chance to learn new networking skills with Professor Nessa Carey, chat informally with other women in STEM and meet representatives from the societies. Industry partners will also attend in our virtual exhibition area.