During your PhD, you will be expected to communicate your research in a variety of contexts: to your peers, at conferences, in scientific publications, but also to non-specialist audiences. The Doctoral College offers a range of training courses to support you in developing these different skills, according to your needs and objectives.
Communicate with confidence
Develop your oral, written and visual communication skills to present and promote your research in a variety of professional and scientific contexts.
Public speaking, scientific writing, visual communication… These training courses provide you with methods and tools to build a clear, structured message tailored to your communication context.
Make your research accessible and engage with the public
Make your research accessible to non-specialist audiences and develop your ability to share science beyond the scientific community.
The training courses offered introduce you to the principles of science communication and public engagement, and give you the opportunity to put them into practice in a variety of formats: the Ma thèse en 180 secondes competition, writing an article for a general audience, running a workshop with school students, hosting a stand at a public event, and more.
Increase the visibility and accessibility of your research within the scientific and academic community.
Scientific journals, open science, the HAL open archive, researchers’ digital presence, research data dissemination… These training courses provide you with the knowledge and tools you need to better understand the different ways of disseminating your research outputs and data.
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