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Post Doc

The Gaia College Research Institute postdoctoral program is a unique academic program in which postdoctoral studies are conducted through publishing academic research in conferences and journals. As a postdoctoral student at Gaia College, you will participate each year in a unique mentoring program that aims to advance you directly to the title of professor at a European university.

How does it actually work?

The participants

The program is adapted to holders of a PhD research degree. Those with a professional doctorate must complete a research PhD before the program.

The personal tutor model

Each post-student is assigned a professor who serves as a personal mentor.

Mentoring involves jointly identifying research topics of common interest.

The mentor and the student meet every month for an hour-long mentoring session.

Mentor meetings and assignments

During the monthly meetings, the mentoring professor gives the post-student a list of tasks to complete before the next meeting.

The student has three weeks to complete and submit the assigned assignments.

The tutor spends the last week before the next meeting reviewing the student's work.

Expected results

completion of the dissertation in a personalized, comprehensive, unique and innovative framework. Accelerated academic publications for participating students. Improved research skills under the guidance of experienced mentors. Increased visibility in academic circles through participation in conferences.

fundamental principles

Participation in conferences:

Actively participating in academic conferences to present your research findings and earn academic credit.

Scientific publications:

The goal is to publish academic articles through participation in conferences that win scientific publications.

Conferences and advertising

Accelerated academic publications for participating students. To understand the scope. Gaia College for Academic Research students and academic staff have reached a rate of 50 articles per year in 2023. Improve research skills under the guidance of experienced mentors. Increase visibility in academic circles through participation in conferences.

Benefits for participants

- Direct mentoring from experienced professors.

- Structured training on research and publication issues.

- Opportunities for academic networking and professional development.

commitment

- Students: commitment to completing assignments and conducting research according to the guidance of the mentors.

- Mentors: commitment to constructive feedback, training, and identifying suitable conferences for publication.

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With this structured approach, the Gaia College Research Institute

The GCRI Post Doc Program aims to provide its academics with a unique, rigorous, and supportive pathway to enhance their research skills and academic credentials.