Are you studying at the Faculty of Environmental Sciences and can you imagine continuing to work at the university after you graduate? With our digital information event "Is a doctorate right for me?" we would like to arouse your interest in a doctorate (and the work that is often associated with it as a scientific employee) at the faculty.

Professors and scientific staff of the Geo-, Hydro- and Forest-Sciences will give the opportunity to exchange ideas, provide an insight into their daily work and answer questions about considering a doctorate and a career in academia:

• What are the advantages of doing a doctorate after graduation?
• How do I find a topic that suits me?
• How does a doctorate work and which formalities do I have to consider?
• What are the expectations associated with a doctorate and what challenges will I have to face?
• What tasks await me as a member of the scientific staff?

Date:

• Wednesday, November 10th 2021, 05:00 pm - 07:00 pm
• registration via OPAL

with:

• Prof. Uta Berger, Chair of Forest Biometrics and System Analysis
• JProf. Matthias Forkel, Junior Professorship in Environmental Remote Sensing
• Prof. Martin Horwath, Chair of Geodetic Earth System Research
• Prof. Stefan Stolte, Chair Hydrochemistry and Water Technology
• Fritz Kalwa, doctoral student and scientific staff member at the Institute of Groundwater Management

• Matthias Willen, doctoral student and scientific staff member at the Chair of Geodetic Earth System Research

• Marie-Christin Wimmler, doctoral student and scientific staff member at the Chair of Forest Biometrics and System Analysis

Target group:

• students of the Faculty of Environmental Sciences