The Music Education Lab and Music, Cognitive Sciences and Community Lab, together with the Master's programme in Music Education in Formal and Informal Settings of the Department of Music Studies, NKUA, jointly organise Cycle II of the Young Researchers Seminars during the spring semester of 2025.

Description

The series Young Researchers Seminars aims to provide

• a forum for productive scholarly dialogue,
• an opportunity to develop knowledge and skills further, and
• a space for the personal empowerment of early-career researchers.

The varied topics address the development of research skills, the strengthening of researchers' professional and academic profiles, and their personal empowerment.

Who can attend?

The meetings are intended for undergraduate and postgraduate students and doctoral candidates undertaking research in related subject areas.

When and where do meetings take place?

There will be five online seminars on selected dates (see the detailed programme), on Fridays (17:00-18:30).

The Young Researchers Seminars will conclude with Early Researchers Forum III, held in person on Tuesday 24 and Wednesday 25 June 2025, at the School of Philosophy.

To develop a supportive community, the Young Researchers Seminars will not be recorded. Participants will be encouraged to keep their cameras on and contribute to discussion and reflection both in plenary sessions and in small groups.

Registration and certificate of attendance

Attendance is free following registration. Those interested are asked to complete the expression-of-interest/pre-registration form, available here. A certificate of attendance will be issued to those who participate in at least four online meetings.

Resources from Cycle II are available here: 2025 – Resources shared on the Master's programme website – Google Drive

Detailed programme