Dear early-stage researchers,
After two successful programmes, we kick off the third edition of #emmaconnect. We are happy to invite PhD- and early career researchers to participate in this initiative by the European Media
Management Association.
As you may know, the European Media Management Association (emma) is dedicated to the promotion of media management and economics research. Doing this takes an active role in developing our scholarly community.
The coronavirus pandemic brought significant challenges for research and has particularly impacted early-stage researchers. In-person conferences and events in our field have been cancelled, so it has been challenging for early-stage researchers to present their work to our wider scholarly community, receive feedback and advice from more senior scholars, and start building their networks of contacts. As a response to these challenges, we launched emmaConnect.
emmaConnect brings together early-stage researchers with more experienced scholars in an informal and temporary setup. This could take the form of a single or multiple online conversations in which the research and/or the career path of the early-stage researcher would be discussed.
This could also, potentially, lead to research collaboration with the more experienced scholar and his or her team, or, possibly, the inclusion of the early-stage researcher in online meetings of other PhD-students or post-doc students at the advanced scholar’s university.
For more information about #emmaconnect click here.
For the list of experienced researchers click here.
Please fill in the short form with the required information for emmaConnect by March 18th and send it to Denise.voci@aau.at
If you have any questions, please contact Denise Voci (Denise.voci@aau.at). Denise is the main contact person for all questions regarding emmaConnect and the “special project” chair of the current emma board.