International Giessen Graduate Centre for the Life Sciences (GGL)
- 13th Annual GGL Conference 2020
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The International Giessen Graduate Centre for the Life Sciences invites you to the 13th GGL Conference at 29 - 30 September, 2020. For the first time the conference will take place virtually. All doctoral candidates of the GGL are expected to prepare a short talk. Please submit your abstract until July 20, 2020.
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- Wege in die Promotion 2020
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In order to make it easier for future doctoral candidates to start their doctoral studies and to inspire those interested in a doctorate, the three Giessen Graduate Centres GGL, GGS, GGK/GCSC, the ArbeiterKind.de initiative and the Forschungscampus Mittelhessen (FCMH) invite students from all faculties to the event "Wege in die Promotion". The event will take place on July 16, 2020 from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm in various virtual rooms held via Webex.
- How to become a GGL Member
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The GGL application portal will be re-opend on July 06, 2020 for the winter semester of 2020/21. You can find all information here.
- Pathways into Life Science Professions
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Pathways into Life Science Professions is a training and mentoring programme for international and German doctoral candidates of the GGL. During your doctoral studies, you already need to prepare yourself for your entry into the life science job market.
- Lehre 4.0
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The use of new media in the university can mean many benefits for teachers and students alike. But some questions may pop up: Which possibilities does new technology offer for the support of my teachings? What about legal issues? With our E-Learning Lunch Bag Sessions, it is our aim to offer you help, the possibility for exchange with your colleagues and maybe the inspiration for new ideas.
- Testimonials of our Alumni
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While we hosted our Life Science Bridges Event in the summer of 2017, we interviewed some of our alumni about their time as a member of the GGL. We also asked them to pass some advice and experience on to new generations of young researchers. Take a look at their testimony to find out, where they are now and what they have to say.