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Target Audience: Postgraduate Research Students
StrathThen & Now: From PGR to Professional are postgraduate researcher (PGR) alumni events which celebrate the journeys of former Strathclyde postgraduate researchers who have gone on to pursue impactful and inspiring careers across diverse sectors.
These events will bring together current PGR students and alumni for an informal, engaging conversation about life beyond their research degree — including career pivots, lessons learned, and the realities of transitioning both within and out with academia.
Whilst each of our panel sessions will be faculty specific, all students (irrespective of faculty) are invited to attend.
Upcoming Event
Focus: HaSS
Date: Wednesday 25 March 2026
Time: 2.00-3.30pm
Location: RC447 (Royal College Building)
Format: Informal panel discussion + audience Q&A + networking
Pre-set questions will be shared with our panellists in advance of the meeting as well as questions taken from the floor on the day.
Panel member include:
- Dr Douglas Hutchison, Educational Psychologist, Graduate from the Doctorate and Masters in Educational Psychology, DEdPsy
- Dr Inoka Mirihagalla Kankanamalage, Research Fellow, Speech and Language Therapy
- Dr Douglas Jack, Teaching Fellow and Researcher, Centre for the Study of Human Rights Law, Strathclyde Law School
- Dr Lynsey Mitchell, Senior Lecturer, Law, Strathclyde Law School
Delivered By: Researcher Development Programme
Prerequisites
N/AAdditional Information
In-person courses are typically held in the Doctoral School Training Room - TC721, level 7 of the TIC Building.
Online courses are held on Zoom - details of the Zoom meeting will be sent the morning of the course.
Please note, there is a no-show policy, and facilitators will deny entry to those arriving 15 minutes or more after the course starts: https://strath.sharepoint.com/sites/PGRDevelopment/SitePages/No-Show-Policy.aspx
All postgraduate research students are eligible to access the Researcher Development Programme workshops. These workshops can contribute towards the PG Certificate in Researcher Professional Development (PG Cert RPD).