Information détaillée concernant le cours
Titre | Agile Project Management for Research (314) |
Dates | 29 and 30 November 2021 |
Lang | Workshop language is English |
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Intervenant-e-s | Dr Thomas Teichler |
Description | The advanced Agile project management (PM) workshop is aimed at researchers working with a team of other researchers. It places high value on individuals, on collaboration and on the ability to respond quickly to change. Agile project management (PM) is an approach to PM that turns the traditional academic approach "upside down". Instead of extensive background research, planning, preparation, testing, feedback and revision that are time-consuming, Agile PM breaks projects down into smaller working blocks, that are continuously delivered and implemented within short time frames, to ensure incremental improvements throughout the process. During the course of this workshop, participants will have the chance to bring their own research projects and work on challenges they have encountered while leading these projects. Participants should have previously followed a Project Management training course. Building on the concepts and learnings from the Fundamentals PM workshop, participants will:
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University of Lausanne |
Information | Date: Monday 29th and Tuesday 30th November 2021 Schedule: 9 am to 5 pm Location: University of Lausanne
Trainer: Dr Thomas Teichler is a certified Co-active coach, trainer and consultant on leadership, team development, and change management. After a few years with Roland Berger Strategy Consultants he set up his own market research and coaching business, before writing a PhD about science cooperation in the high-tech and security sector at the European University Institute in Florence. As a policy consultant Thomas worked for the Manchester Institute of Innovation Research at Manchester Business School in the UK and for Technopolis Group in Germany. He advised the European Commission, national governments and international organizations on research and innovation policy. He trains doctoral students and post-docs at universities in Switzerland and Germany, as well as the Max Planck Society. |
Frais | Participants are eligible for reimbursement of incurred travel expenses by train between the city of their university and the location of the workshop (half-fare card, 2nd class). |
Places | 16 |
Délai d'inscription | 22.11.2021 |