Writing workshop event summary
Missed the PGN writing workshop?Catch up on key points from the event with Dr Clare Lynch now.
Content from Postgraduate Network (PGN) working group
Articles
How to: International Relations cover letter
Alexander Borum gives advice on successful International Relations cover letters
How to: International Relations CV
Alexander Borum discusses aspects of successful International Relations CVs.
Teaching skills event summary
A summary of the key points from the PGN workshop on teaching skills for PGRs and ECRs.
Postgraduate Network speed mentoring- Event summary
A write up from the first Postgraduate Network speed mentoring event in November 2022.
From theory to practice; PhDs in international affairs
Alexander Borum discusses taking your PhD into the more operational side of international affairs.
Event summary: navigating conferences
An overview of the key points from the PGN's navigating conferences event.
Careers spotlight: Dr Renée Martin-Nagle
Dr Renée Martin-Nagle shares her post-PhD career path, as part of our new Careers Spotlight series.
Event summary: pursuing non-academic careers post-PhD
A summary of Stephanie Rinaldi, Caroline Metz, and Anni Pues' discussion on post-PhD careers.
Career spotlight: Dr Laura White
Dr Laura White tells us about her post-PhD career path in our careers spotlight series.
EJIS conversations - Publishing with EJIS
Jacqui True discusses what the journal is looking for, a special collection on gender, and more.
In discussion: Joanna Wilson - Postgraduate Network Chair
New PGN Chair, Joanna Wilson, discusses her research, her plans for the PGN and their first event.
Research profile: Tom Vaughan on South Africa and global nuclear order
Tom Vaughan, PGN Chair, discuses his PhD research on South Africa and global nuclear order.
Publishing with Review of International Studies
Lead editor, Martin Coward, discusses the scope of the journal and hints and tips for submitters.
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.
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