Research Day Law and Criminology 2023
Are you ready to take your research to the next level? Look no further than the Research Day 2023 at the Faculty of Law and Criminology. Taking place on Thursday 21 September from 1pm to 6pm, this event is a great opportunity for researchers like yourself to showcase your work, enhance your presentation skills and connect with fellow researchers.
Why participate?
- Gain visibility
The Research Day is a unique opportunity to gain visibility in the entire faculty. It is the ideal place to meet fellow researchers personally and discover their work. - Sharpen your skills
The Research Day is also a chance to enhance your presentation skills through expert training in workshops prior to the research day. With expert training available to help you prepare your poster, oral presentation or pitch, you'll be sure to make a lasting impression in future events as well - Recognized by doctoral schools
By following the workshops and presenting you can obtain credits with our Doctoral School.
Registration
All Ghent University staff can participate.
Registration deadline was the 15th of September 2023.
Program
13:00 Launch the faculty research day
13:30 Parallel sessions 1 & 2
14:45 Break - session change
15:00 Parallel session 3 & 4
16:15 Poster session and award ceremony
17:30 Closing reception
Check out the detailed program.
We support Open Science! All accepted submissions will be available at https://zenodo.org/communities/ugent-research-day-law-criminology.
Awards
Every poster submission will be automatically considered for the following awards:
Jury Award
The Faculty Value Creation Group will grant an award to the poster that stands out for its clear communication and original and effective design.
Audience Award
Participants of the Research Day will also be able to pick their favorite poster.
Call for presentations
One of the main goals of this event is to encourage you as a researcher to step out of your office and present your research to colleagues at the Faculty of Law and Criminology. You can do this in three different ways:
- A poster presentation
Produce an attractive and clear academic poster that attract people’s attention and serves as a conversation starter. - A ‘classic’ 15-minute presentation (individual or in panel)
Although it does take time to make a good presentation, it is well worth the investment: a good oral presentation is probably the best way to stand out at an academic conference. - A two-minute pitch
Get the stage for two minutes. Try to condense your research into something easily digestible that sparks conversation.
Find out more about the requirements for each of the formats.
Workshops
Our participants are offered expert training for preparing their poster, presentation or pitch. The workshops are organised in collaboration with Doctoral Schools.
- Learn how to develop a captivating poster - 23 August (9AM - noon)
- Discover what makes a pitch great - 31 August (1h30PM - 4h30PM)
- Find out how to give a killer presentation - 5 September (1:30PM - 4:30PM)
Got a question?
Please don't hesitate to contact the research policy officer dr. Arne Vandenbogaerde: 09/264 69 96 / research.re@ugent.be
Our research day is supported by