The call for abstracts for The 12th Annual Postgraduate Research Conference is still open.
The Annual Postgraduate Research Conference is an opportunity for postgraduate researcher to showcase and promote their research to the BU community whether they have just started or are approaching the end of their journey at BU and this year we are going virtual.
Attending the conference is a great opportunity to engage and network with your PGRs and the wider PGR community and find out more about the exciting and fascinating research that is happening across BU.
For our 12th Annual Postgraduate Research Conference we will be hosting oral presentations via Zoom and showcasing research posters virtually on the website and the research and Faculty blogs.
How to apply guidance and the application form can also be found on the conference webpage.
I look forward to receiving the applications and hopefully seeing many of you at the conference.
Keynote speaker and registration coming soon.
If you have any questions please contact Natalie at pgconference@bournemouth.ac.uk.
Call for Abstracts | The 12th Annual Postgraduate Research Conference
Call for abstracts | The 13th Annual Postgraduate Research Conference
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