[This episode is in English.]
Doing a PhD is much more than conducting research – it’s managing one of the most complex projects of your career.
In this episode, Laura, a familiar voice in this podcast and a former postdoctoral researcher at the Department of Electrical Engineering and Information Technology (etit), shares practical strategies for successfully managing the many dimensions of doctoral work. In her talk, she explores key skills such as time management, knowledge management, literature organization, and stress management – all essential tools for staying focused, productive, and balanced throughout the PhD journey.
While the session is tailored to doctoral researchers, the insights are equally valuable for anyone responsible for managing large, long-term projects.
Laura’s presentation was originally held as part of the Brown Bag Sessions, a networking and exchange format organized by the Gender Equality Team etit. Every one to two months, female researchers from the department meet in an informal setting to share experiences, discuss challenges, and support each other. You’ll also learn more about this initiative during the episode.
Tune in for practical advice, relatable experiences, and actionable tips to help you manage your PhD – or any major project – with confidence.