UACES Graduate Forum

The network of postgraduate and early-career researchers in contemporary European Studies.
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What is Graduate Forum?

The UACES Graduate Forum is an active network of postgraduate and early-career researchers in contemporary European Studies. It provides important opportunities for development, sharing ideas and networking.

What we do?

We provide useful resources, events and funding opportunities to build networks between those from different universities, countries and academic disciplines, and to help advance research in European Studies.

Who can join?

If your research is in European Studies or a related discipline (e.g. Political Science, IR, History, Law, Economics, Sociology, Geography, Public Policy, Modern Languages, Anthropology), the Graduate Forum is for you.

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Get Involved

Member or non-member, you can get involved in different activities.

Join the EuroResearch email list

The Graduate Forum runs the EuroResearch email list, a tool for sending and receiving emails about relevant events, scholarship opportunities, jobs etc. Membership of the list is open to students and postdoctoral researchers in the field of European Studies. Email admin@uaces.org to join.

Events

UACES organises the annual Graduate Forum (GF) Research Conference and the Doctoral Training Academy (DTA) each year which are specifically designed for Early-Career Researcher. Discover more

Blogging

In collaboration with JCER, the Graduate Forum runs the Crossroads Europe blog, publishing analysis and comment on contemporary Europe and reflections on being a researcher. If you'd like to contribute, email admin@uaces.org.

Journal of Contemporary European Research

JCER (Journal of Contemporary European research) is a peer-reviewed, open-access journal by UACES, which encourages submissions from PhD students and ECRs.

UACES Online Journal JCER

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