Community building workshop

We will teach you how to build a community of scientists

What do we offer?

Sufficient and thriving communities encourage and facilitate for the participants to engage, collaborate, network, share information about funding and resources. Peer support and mentoring, community support, outreach, communication and response to external calls or hardships are additional potential benefits of the strong community.

This workshop aims to provide the tools for science-oriented communities, and for the communities that would improve the well-being of researchers, such as mental health peer networks or well being committees. Target audience of the workshop includes scientists, community, consortium project and grant managers, and support staff members.

As an result of this workshop the participants will have a detailed overview of the community they would like to build and next steps to take. 

While the overview is not intended to be a full step-by-step guide, it will help the participants to define the main goals, targeted groups, and the actions they may need to take in order to create a scientific community.


The workshop of 2 hours has following parts: 



We can meet where it suits you best

online or on campus.