Announcing the winners of our blog / vlog / podcast contest

Author: Els - AcademicTransfer

Published: 11 Mar ’21

In February we held a blog / vlog / podcast contest for researchers. Today we will announce the winners! First of all, we want to send a big thank you to anyone who participated.

We’ve chosen four winners, based on their tips for other researchers taking a next career step.

The winners are:

Judith Austin - Blog How to get a PhD position (publication date: March 16)
Proteeti Bhattacharjee - Blog What lies ahead? 7 tips on making career choices (publication date: March 23)
Jeroen van Baar & Lieke de Boer - Podcast Not sure about staying in academia? 3 tips to help you decide (publication date: March 30)
Tonke de Jong - Vlog Taking the next career step as a PhD student: 3 tips to guide you in this challenging process (publication date: April 6)

Congratulations!

Every week we will share their tips with you. Keep an eye on our blog posts and LinkedIn, Twitter and Facebook channels, so you won’t miss it!

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