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UZH Gleichstellung
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Mobility – a meaningful end in its own right?
Contemporary academic careers take place in a global arena. To pursue a successful career path in academia, researchers often take on research positions at multiple sites across the globe, especially in their younger years. Travelling for research is widely seen as beneficial: It enriches a scientific career and supports the dynamics of research itself. However, this can take a considerable toll on personal life. This is due to the precarious situation in which junior researchers often take on these changes of location, including fixed-term contracts and modest pay.
The requirement to be active in the international academic arena exerts a lot of pressure on junior researchers – and yet so far it is seldom questioned, or rather, thought about in alternative scenarios. We want to take on this challenge at the 2016 GRC Annual Ceremony!
What skills does one acquire through a stay abroad? Which skills are gained through working in another academic institution?
Which of these competencies are indispensible for various disciplines?
What do institutions of higher learning gain and lose through the mobility of researchers? Who profits to what extent, and who invests?
Podium discussion
with
Prof. Dr. Beatrice Beck-Schimmer, UniversityHospital Zurich,
Professor for Anesthesiology
Dr. Katharina Dittrich, University of Zurich, Senior Researcher at the Department of Business Administration, GRC Postdoc Representative
Dr. Martina Haug, Swiss National Science Foundation,
Scientific Officer of Careers Division
Dr. Edda Humprecht, University of Zurich, Senior Research and Teaching Associate, Institute of Mass Communication and Media Research
Prof. Dr. Nicolas Martin, University of Zurich,
Mercator Professorship of Modern Indian / South Asian Studies
Chaired by
Michael Chiller-Glaus
Nadine Felix
Presenting of the Mercator Awards 2016
to junior researchers of UZH by Nadine Felix,
Managing Director of Mercator Foundation Switzerland
This event will take place in English language.
Registration
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Donnerstag 6. Oktober 2016
Bar 19:30 | Referat und Film ab 20:00 | Eintritt: Kollekte
Kulturbetrieb Royal, Bahnhofstrasse 39, 5400 Baden
Ein Meilenstein der Filmgeschichte und ein Propagandafilm des Ku-Klux-Klans in einem. royalSCANDALcinema zeigt einen hundertjährigen Stummfilm, vom IOIC zeitgemäss vertont und von der Amerikanistin Hannah Schoch kritisch betrachtet.
www.royalscandalcinema.ch
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6.10.2016
7pm in the main building of the UZH in the city centre (KO2-D-54)
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Musik am Schwedischen Hof
Gustavs III.
J. G. Naumann:
Sinfonia aus der Oper Cora
J. M. Kraus:
Sinfonie in C-Dur mit obligater Violine VB 137
J. M. Kraus:
Sinfonie in c-Moll VB 142
B. H. Crusell:
Klarinetten-Konzert Nr. 2 in f-Moll op. 5
Leitung/Violine: Monika Baer
Solist: Robert Pickup, Klarinette
Proben und Konzerte
06.10.-09.10.2016: Probewochenende in Interlaken
11.10.2016, 19:30: Konzert im St. Peter Zürich
(Vorprobe: 18:00)
12.10.2016, 19:30: Konzert in der Französischen Kirche Bern
(Vorprobe: 18:00)
Flyer (PDF, 527 KB)
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Ethnologischer Verein Zürich - Ethnologisches Café
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