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
Genetics Society workshop - Communicating Your Science - applications now open, deadline 28 Feb
24 January 2020
The 2020 workshop will be held 22-24th April at the Royal Society’s Chicheley Hall (Milton Keynes). The course is open to PhD students and postdoctoral researchers working in genetics and related areas. Accommodation and meals will be covered for successful applicants.
Women in Stem Networking Event Oxford Town Hall Tues 21 Jan 6-8pm
22 January 2020
Last night saw over 170 women come to the Town Hall to meet Oxford's inspiring Women in Science, Engineering and Maths societies and network with women from across the university as well as our industry partners.
Enterprising Women Lunch and Learn 12.00–14.00 | 4 Feb 2020.
20 January 2020
Enterprising Women lunch and learn: 12.00–14.00 | 4 Feb 2020. talk by Skoll social entrepreneur in residence Tara Sabre Collier. All are welcome!
Webinar: A guide to Speaking with Humans, Jan 15
8 January 2020
The Alan Alda Centre for Communicating Science is providing this free webinar to cover the basics on science communication for researchers.
Apply to take part in the Three Minute Thesis Competition, deadline 3 Feb - includes training
6 January 2020
3 Minutes, 1 Slide…..Your Thesis! The 3 Minute Thesis competition challenges doctoral candidates to present a compelling spoken presentation on their research topic and its significance in just three minutes to a non-specialist audience.