This webinar will seek to provide prospective and current PhD students with some nuggets of wisdom to guide them through their PhD. Key topics include juggling your PhD with other commitments/responsibilities, dealing with and overcoming the inevitable yet unanticipated setbacks you encounter, and some tips on how to go about your transition from PhD life to academia or industry. The aim is not to regurgitate information commonly taught by supervisors or in courses, but to provide some Easter (or NEST!) eggs from those who are still in or have recently left the PhD roost!

Following presentations from our 3 exceptional speakers, attendees will have the opportunity to engage in a Q+A with the speakers.

Chair:
Aislinn Lalor, Occupational Therapist and Early Career Researcher, Lecturer and Research Fellow at Monash University, Melbourne, Australia.

Speakers:
Dr Hannah Thorne, Researcher, Experimental Gambling Research Laboratory, Appleton Institute, CQUniversity.

Bindiya Shenoy, PhD Student and Research Assistant, The University of Western Australia and West Australian Sleep Disorders Research Institute.

Mitchell Turner, Postdoctoral Research Fellow and Scientific Consultant, Edith Cowan University and Melius Consulting.

This webinar is free for members and $10.00 for non-members. To register you will need to log in with your member details, or create an account on this website if you're not a member. 

The webinar will be recorded and made available online afterwards - free to ASA members and for a small fee to others. By registering to attend, you are giving your permission to be recorded.

Please note:
We will email you the webinar access details after you register and again a few hours before the webinar commences.

Date:  Friday 22 March, 2024
Time:  12pm - NSW, ACT, Tasmania, and Victoria
            11am - Queensland 
            10.30am - NT
            11.30am - SA
            9am - WA 
            2pm - New Zealand