Call for abstracts

Who can submit a paper?

All PGR students in the Faculty of Social Sciences and Law are welcome to submit an abstract.

How to submit a paper

If you would like to present at this conference, please submit your abstract and contact information via the online submission form.

This year we accept abstracts for oral and poster presentations. Please keep your abstracts within 300 words, excluding references.

Deadline for submission

Submissions should be made by the end of the day on Friday, 31st May .

What happens after the submission?

Once your abstract has been received by our conference committee, a team of fellow PGR students will review abstracts . We will send the notification of acceptance by 2nd September 2024.

In some cases, we may ask you to resubmit your abstract after you have addressed the feedback.

The team of reviewers reserve the right to make the final decision on your presentation type. We will do our best to consider your preference for either the oral or poster presentation. However, the decision will be solely based on the number of submissions and the conference timetable.

Support provided for submissions

Drop-in sessions

We are running two online informal drop-in sessions if you have questions about submitting and writing an abstract for the conference. The drop-in sessions will be held on:

Monday 29th April, 11:00 – 12:00

Joining link 

Meeting ID: 980 4752 9778

Passcode: 513840

Monday 13th May, 11:00 – 12:00

Joining link 

Meeting ID: 999 2625 3522

Passcode: 405170

Preparing your presentation

If you would like to develop your presentation and communications skills, we encourage you to take this online self-paced development course that was specifically designed for PGRs in the Faculty of SSL:

https://padlet.com/pierovitelli/developing-presentation-skills-online-self-paced-development-cf3ux30kcs9wir1k

Password: demas

This course was designed by Piero Vitelli, a presentation coach and communication expert, in collaboration with Antonia Voigt and Deepti R Bhat, two PhD students at the School of Education.