Your career
after a PhD?
Three networking meetings organized by and for early career scholars in the population field.
Wednesday 24 November 2021
Are you currently pursuing or have recently defended your PhD thesis? Are you wondering about your professional options, both in and outside academia? Come and discuss challenges and opportunities with early career colleagues who have successfully made this transition.
The goals of this online training workshop:
- Identifying challenges and opportunities in early career, both in and outside academia.
- Sharing positive and negative experiences with fellow population scientists who are a few steps ahead.
- Building an international network of fellow early career scientists.
Three regional 90-minute sessions divided into two parts:
- Short introduction of the presenters, who will highlight the most important challenges and opportunities in their particular line of work.
- Small-group open discussions with the presenters, to ask your questions, share tips and exchange about their experience of the labor market.
Target group: Early career population scientists (up to ca. PhD+5) who are seeking to expand their professional network and improve their understanding of their prospective labor market.
The workshop is organized by the Early Career taskforce of the IUSSP and is offered free of charge. To facilitate interaction, the number of participants included in each session will necessarily be limited so those who are interested in participating should register as early as possible.
Please register for only one of the sessions below. (Those who register for more than one session will be removed from the list that is most in demand).
Welcome
Nico van Nimwegen
Secretary General and Treasurer, International Union for the Scientific Study of Population (IUSSP)
Organizers
Dr. Jenny Garcia
Institut national d’études démographiques (Ined) – Paris, France
jenny.garcia@ined.fr
Bio
Dr. Pavel Grigoriev
Federal Institute for Population Research (BiB) – Wiesbaden, Germany
Pavel.Grigoriev@bib.bund.de
Bio
Dr. Adrien Remund
Population Research Centre, University of Groningen – Netherlands
a.p.p.remund@rug.nl
Bio
Presenters, Asia & Pacific - 5:00 UTC
6:00 Paris | 7:00 Cairo | 8:00 Moscow | 8:30 Tehran | 10:30 New Delhi
12:00 Shanghai | 14:00 Tokyo | 16:00 Canberra | 18:00 Auckland
Dr. Aparajita Chattopadhyay
International Institute for Population Sciences, Mumbai
Bio
Dr. Collin Payne
School of Demography - Australian National University, Canberra
Bio
Dr. Shalini Verma
United Nations Development Programme, New Delhi
Bio
Presenters, Africa & Europe - 14:00 UTC
9:00 New York | 14:00 London, Dakar | 15:00 Paris, Lagos
16:00 Helsinki, Cairo, Cape Town | 17:00 Moscow, Nairobi | 19:30 New Delhi
Dr. Ridhi Kashyap
Associate Professor of Social Demography, University of Oxford
Bio
Dr. Adam Lenart
Lead Data Scientist at Novo Nordisk Inc., Denmark
Bio
Dr. Felix zur Nieden
Federal Statistical Office Germany (Destatis), Wiesbaden
Bio
Dr. Abdoul-Moumouni Nouhou
GRADE Africa, Niger
Bio
Dr. Stephen Ojiambo Wandera
Lecturer, Department of Population Studies, Makerere University,
Bio
Dr. Sergey Timonin
International Laboratory for Population and Health at the National Research University Higher School of Economics, Moscow
Bio
Presenters, Americas - 16:00 UTC
8:00 Los Angeles | 10:00 Mexico City | 11:00 New York | 12:00 Caracas
13:00 Rio de Janeiro | 17:00 Paris | 21:30 New Delhi
Dr. Helena Castanheira
UN/ECLAC/CELADE-Population Division
Bio
Dr. Jamaica Corker
Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, Seattle
Bio
Dr. Elizabeth Flores
Research and Knowledge Management Officer at Forum of International Solidarity Organizations from Migration (FORIM), France,
Bio
