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Have you been wondering how other PhD students are managing life as a researcher, dealing with setbacks, working efficiently, and navigating communication with supervisors and peers? Would you like to exchange your experiences, struggles and support with other PhD students? If so, peer supervision sessions might be something for you. Join fellow PhD candidates in a safe space, where a professional coach will guide you as you share experiences and learn from each other!
Participation in the peer supervision sessions allows you to meet and interact with a group of 6 – 8 fellow PhD students every couple of weeks under the guidance of a professional independent coach.
This course not only helps you navigate through your PhD journey but also teaches you invaluable lessons that you can perfectly use throughout your working and private life.
Don’t miss this opportunity to gain insights and support from your peers!
“I found these meetings extremely beneficial in navigating life as a PhD student. We were able to share and discuss the struggles we were facing and learned to better support each other.”
“I always felt safe and heard when sharing my frustrations as a PhD student. It was great to receive feedback not only from a psychologist but also from my colleagues who were also part of the group.”
NKI-AvL PhD candidates
The peer to peer sessions for NKI-AvL PhD candidates are organized by the OOA. Marij will be your coach. A new group will start as soon as we have enough registrations. We will organize 5 sessions of 2 hours each, over 5-6 months. For group cohesion and safety, it is important you commit to participation in all sessions. The sessions will take place at Amsterdam UMC, location AMC.
Do you have questions? Feel free to contact us! Would you like to register? Then click on this link.
Amsterdam UMC PhD candidates
The peer to peer sessions for Amsterdam UMC PhD candidates are organized by the Doctoral School. Mandy or Jordi will be your coach. A new group will start as soon as we have enough registrations. For more information, check the Doctoral School website. Do you have questions? Feel free to contact us!