Meet the new PGN committee
The three new elected officers will take up their positions in September 2020.
Content from Postgraduate Network (PGN) working group
Postgraduate Network (PGN)
To join a working group you must first join BISA.
Our Postgraduate Network (PGN) enhances the membership experience for PhD students and early career researchers. We organise events, career development and funding opportunities. Membership is free for BISA members and you’ll meet like-minded people on the same journey. Many of our members say they’ve remained in contact with colleagues they met at the PGN throughout their career. The PGN is student led, run by a committee.
News and analysis
Polling open: PGN Committee elections 2020/21
Vote now for the new PGN committee via Survey Monkey until 22 July.
Meet the editors - journals unmasked
Watch our recent 'Meet the editors' event at your leisure and find out what was discussed.
Call for nominations: BISA PGN Committee elections 2020/21
Nominations are open for our 2020 Committee elections. There are three positions available.
The PhD and the Powerful: a BISA Postgraduate Network briefing paper
Today we release a BISA Postgraduate Network briefing paper on networking and power by Peter Finn.
PGN virtual meet up - adapting to lockdown
Find out what happened during our inaugural virtual event, including top tips for research from home
Cancelled - BISA PGN annual conference 2020
Statement from the PGN on the cancellation of their 2020 conference due to COVID-19
Call for papers: Postgraduate and Early Career Research Conference 2020
Paper and panel submissions are invited for the BISA Postgraduate and Early Career Research Conference 2020: The unseen of international studies: expanded visions for the ‘second century of IR’.
Upcoming events
PGN event - Critical Military Studies: Panel discussions
What challenges female combatants face in combat roles and how to tackle hegemonic masculinities.
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