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InGrA Program 2026

21. Sep 2026

Qualitative Inhaltsanalyse mit KI-Unterstützung (November 16-17, 2026 | Präsenzveranstaltung)

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Ein zweitägiges Praxislabor.

Large Language Models und KI-Funktionen halten zunehmend Einzug in die qualitative Forschungspraxis. Doch eine zentrale Frage bleibt für viele Forschende unbeantwortet: Wie lassen sich diese Werkzeuge praktisch und verantwortungsvoll in den eigenen methodischen Workflow integrieren – ohne die Kontrolle über den Interpretationsprozess zu verlieren? 

Diese zweitägige Forschungswerkstatt geht über eine bloße Vorstellung von KI-Tools hinaus: In einem interaktiven Laborformat simulieren wir gemeinsam einen verkürzten Forschungsprozess der Qualitativen Inhaltsanalyse. Wir experimentieren mit verschiedenen KI-Werkzeugen, wenden sie auf ein praxisnahes Datenset an und reflektieren die Ergebnisse im direkten Austausch. Das Ziel: einen persönlichen, methodisch fundierten Workflow für den Einsatz von KI in der eigenen Forschung zu entwickeln. 

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15. Sep 2026

What the heck is tenure track (November 27, 2026 | online)

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In the German academic system, Tenure Track is a relatively new concept. With a tenure track position, one gets the opportunity to immediately transition to a permanent position when successfully completing the probationary period (known as the tenure track phase). The majority of tenure track positions comes along with a professorship; less common and known are lecturer or researcher positions with tenure track.

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10. Sep 2026

[GRADSAplus] Veranstaltungsreihe für Postdocs: Gut aufgestellt für die Bewerbung auf eine Professur (6. November 2026 – 12. März 2027 | online + onsite)

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Überblick

Die Veranstaltungsreihe bereitet Sie gezielt auf Ihre (erste) Bewerbung um eine Professur in Deutschland vor. Mit Kurzimpulsen, vertiefenden Workshops und Beratungselementen zu Verfahren, Unterlagen und Persönlichkeitsentwicklung erhalten Sie das nötige Know-How, um ihre Bewerbungen erfolgreich zu gestalten und den Weg zur Professur aktiv zu gehen. Die Impulse bauen inhaltlich aufeinander auf. Sie können sich jedoch nach individuellen Bedarf zu den einzelnen Veranstaltungen anmelden.

Die Veranstaltungsreihe richtet sich an (Early) Postdocs, Nachwuchsgruppenleitungen und Juniorprofessor:innen in Mitteldeutschland. Sie wird von den Graduiertenakademien und der akademischen Personalentwicklung des UNIBUND Halle – Jena – Leipzig organisiert. 

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7. Sep 2026

[GRADSAplus] Exploring career opportunities outside academia for postdocs (November 13, 2026 | onsite)

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Career orientation for postdocs

The majority of PhD holders in Germany is working outside of academia. Therefore, a career in industry or society is the norm rather than the alternative but there are limited opportunities during the (post)doctoral phase to explore different options. This half-day workshop offers career orientation for postdocs so they can strategically plan their next steps.

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3. Sep 2026

[GRADSAplus] Refine your inner career compass (September 21, 2026 | online)

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As a postdoc, research is typically your top priority. You may already have a sense of where you want to go professionally, yet active career planning often feels time-consuming and is easily postponed. But what if investing in your career development is not a trade-off with research? When approached strategically, it can broaden your perspective and open up new opportunities.

Using structured and practical methods, you can refine your personal career compass, reassess your priorities and make conscious career decisions rather than rushing from one project contract to the next. During this event, we will introduce a new workbook with practical tools to help you define your goals, assess your strengths and plan purposeful next steps for your career in academia or beyond.

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3. Sep 2026

Read scientific texts fast and efficiently (October 13 and 14, 2026 | onsite)

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Scientific work involves a significant amount of reading. How about increasing your reading speed significantly while at the same time improving the quality of your reading…and boosting your motivation? In this systematic step-by-step program of practical exercises and well dosed theoretical parts you will overcome typical reading faults and sharpen the focus of your reading.

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2. Sep 2026

[GRADSAplus] Successful Collaboration with Your Supervisor (October 16, 2026 | onsite)

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Communication, Role Clarity and Confidence in Doctoral Supervision

The relationship with your supervisor plays an important role in a successful doctorate. Yet roles, responsibilities and mutual expectations in doctoral supervision are not always clearly discussed. Different communication styles and perspectives are part of academic collaboration and can sometimes lead to challenging situations.

This workshop supports doctoral researchers in actively shaping their supervisory relationship. You will reflect on what good supervision means to you, clarify roles and mutual expectations, and explore how supervision agreements and institutional frameworks can provide orientation and serve as useful communication tools.

A particular focus will be on communication: How can you address expectations and needs clearly? How can you give and receive feedback constructively? And how can you communicate with clarity and confidence when situations become challenging?

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22. Jun 2026

LinkedIn for Researchers: Visibility, Networking, and Career Perspectives (August 31, 2026 | onsite)

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LinkedIn is an increasingly relevant but often ambivalent tool for researchers: widely used, yet unclear in terms of purpose, tone, and real value. This one-day workshop offers a structured and practice-oriented introduction to using LinkedIn strategically for digital visibility — within academia as well as for transitions into non-academic contexts.

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10. Apr 2026

Mastering Time and Focus for PhDs (June 01-02, 2026 | onsite)

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Starting a PhD is overwhelming. How do you break the immense work load into manageable tasks and milestones? How do you manage the available time and resources so you finish on time and stay healthy? What to do when things go wrong?

In this workshop, you learn key skills to tackle these challenges and lead their project to success.

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7. Apr 2026

Communication & presentation in the academic context: How to be confident and persuasive (May 18 – 19, 2026 | onsite)

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Whether small talk or academic subject presentation – the ability to present oneself adequately and to communicate one’s concerns effectively is a deciding factor of career related success in academia.

With a few fundamental strategies for communication and presentation techniques it is possible to illustrate complex data in a context relevant way, to convince others, to win supporters and thus reach the respectively set goals.

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