Training Offers
Training Opportunities organized by DoSChem
DoSChem offers a range of training opportunities throughout the academic year, covering scientific, professional, and transferable skills for PhD candidates.
You can explore the current and upcoming training offers below, or jump directly to a specific section:
- Upcoming Trainings (Only trainings with confirmed dates and registration links are listed here)
- Overview Timeline of Workshops
- Workshop Registration & Attendance Policy
Upcoming Trainings
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Effective Scientific Writing: Process and Product Soft Skill Workshop
When: 25.08/26.08 and 01.09/02.09.2026 (Tues-Wed)– 4 afternoon sessions 13:00 to 17:00 (Vienna time – CEST) (plus some homework prior and in between the sessions)
by Dr. Katherine Tiede
Where: online
Who: mid to advanced DoSChem PhD students who already have some data and currently writing an article and have previously not participated in similar scientific writing courses. 1 ECTS will be given for participation (soft skills).
Fully booked
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Grant Proposal Writing for Advanced PhDs and Early Postdocs
held by Dr. Katherine Tiede
When: Nov 19–20, Nov 26–27 2026, 4 afternoon sessions 13:00 to 17:00 (Vienna time – CEST) (plus some homework prior and in between the sessions)
Where: online
Target Audience: advanced DoSChem PhD students and Early Postdocs
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Onboarding and Welcome Event for new Students
When: Each fall and smaller onboarding sessions throughout the year
More information will follow on time.
Workshops Offered Throughout the Year
DoSChem supports your PhD journey and future career through a tailored soft-skills training programme at every stage of doctoral training. The overview above provides a general orientation.
Timeline of workshops organized by DoSChem.
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The timeline covers the academic year from October to September and presents the main workshops offered to PhD students. The information is structured chronologically below.
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The graphic shows a horizontal timeline from October to September with workshops for PhD students distributed across the academic year. The following list presents the same information in a linear, accessible format.
October
- Onboarding Event for New Students
Target group: PhD year 1 (new students)
Duration: 3 hours
Format: face-to-face and on-demand in smaller groups
November / December (offered depending on demand)
- Presentation Skills / Improved Communication
Target group: PhD students of all years
Duration: 20–25 hours
Format: 1 half-day webinar and 1 half-day face-to-face
January
- Grant Proposal Writing for Advanced PhDs and Early Postdocs
Target group: PhD year 3 (advanced)
Duration: 4 half days, total 20 hours
Format: online - Intercultural Communication and Negotiation Workshop
Target group: PhD year 1
Duration: 1 full day
Format: face-to-face workshop
April
- Effective Visual Communication of Science
Target group: PhD students of all years
Duration: 20–25 hours
Format: live half-day Zoom webinar combined with online courses
July
- Job Application Training
Target group: PhD year 3
Duration: 1.5 days
Format: face-to-face
September
- Effective Scientific Writing: Process and Product
Target group: PhD years 2 and 3
Duration: 4 half days, total 20 hours
Format: online
Additional workshops offered depending on demand
- Tech Transfer Soft Skill Workshop / Entrepreneurship and Innovation
Target group: PhD students of all years
Duration: 1–2 full days, total 20 hours
Format: face-to-face
Note: organized independently of DoSChem
u:rise and other Training Opportunities
U:rise is the University of Vienna's platform to support professional and career development. It supports PhD candidates with a wide range of professional development opportunities.
Explore all u:rise training opportunities for PhD candidates, including:
- Free access to Nature Masterclasses (on demand, certified by Nature): Research Methodologies and Analysis, Research Funding and Grant writing, Presentation and Public Speaking, Writing and Publishing, Career Development
- Library support (e.g. AI, research data management, open access)
Additional opportunities:
- Entrepreneurship programmes and support
Workshop Registration & Attendance Policy
If you experience any issues during registration or while navigating the u:rise platform for DoSChem workshops, please contact us at dos.chem@univie.ac.at.
Please note that participants are responsible for informing their Principal Investigator (PI) about their planned workshop attendance and any resulting absence from regular duties.
Attendance Policy
To ensure fair access and effective participation, registered participants are expected to attend the workshops they sign up for. If you cannot attend, please notify us as soon as possible so that your spot can be offered to someone on the waiting list.
No-Show Policy
An unexcused absence without prior notification will result in a one-year ban from all DoSChem-organized workshops.