GESA workshop on trans/inter/multdisciplinary contributions
The main aim of this workshop is to encourage doctoral and post-doctoral research across the disciplinary borders and also accounting for kinds of knowledge and know-how which are outside the domain of empirical science.
Participants will learn about the drivers, motives and scope of trans-/inter-/multi-disciplinary approaches and discuss various methodologies, practices and challenges. Participants will exchange experiences and, hopefully, learn from each other.
GESA Workshop on trans/inter/multidisciplinary contributions
A half day workshop with a mix of researchers working in different kinds of projects; a maximum of 20 participants.
Tuesday 1 July 2014, 2.00pm - 6.00pm
Moot Court Room, Old College
Programme
- 14.00
- Introduction - Elisa Morgera
- 14.10
- Short presentation by each participant, their projects and their experiences of working trans-/inter-/multi-disciplinary
- 14.40-15.40
- Deciphering Multi/Inter/Transdisciplinary Inquiry - interactive lecture by R Lawrence Examples of successful implementation.
- 15.40-16.00
- Refreshments
- 16.00-17.00
- Plenary Interactive Session - Roderick Lawrence introduces topics for discussion
- 17.00-18.00
- Synthesis - what have I learnt from this workshop?
- 17.45-18.00
- Next steps
More information about the event
Download the workshop abstract and schedule, and a copy of Roderick Lawrence's article, 'Deciphering Interdisciplinary and Transdisciplinary Contributions'.