Managing and Leading a Research Group

A workshop offered by the Human Resources Development

Successfully leading people and managing structures and tasks in a research group is a responsible task and crucial for progress and quality of research projects. This workshop supports you developing your role-appropriate competencies so that you can act proactively and self-efficiently in this important field.

In-person Workshop

Tuesday, November 5, 2024
9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Wednesday, November 6, 2024
9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Trainer

Dr. Silke Oehrlein-Karpi

Language

English

Location

Poppelsdorfer Allee 31-33, 3rd floor
The premises are not barrier-free (see FAQ).

Target group

Postdocs | Established researchers

Track(s)

Research Track

Certificate

Certificate of attendance

16 units are applicable within the "Career plus" certificates

Content

The GRPI (Goals, Roles, Processes, Interactions) Management & Leadership Model by Richard Beckhard forms the structuring basis of the workshop:

Goals

Vision | Purpose | Values & Motives | Self-positioning of the group leader | Personal and professional goals of the group leader and the goals of the supervised employees | Roles | Structure

Responsibilities, accountabilities, tasks and boundaries

Formal roles | Informal roles | Resources (available/absent) | Expectations of workgroup members (external and internal) | Delegate tasks

Processes

Management Cycle | Implementation, monitoring & evaluation | Dynamics | Complexity | Communication, Coordination & Cooperation | Transparency | Decision making

Ineractions

Individual motives that lead to motivation and commitment | Organization (individual roles in the group, dynamics) | Leadership styles | Individual and group development | Dealing with gender and intercultural aspects

Notes on registration (300 KB)

Frequently asked questions

Do I have to pay for the event?

No. Human Resource Development will cover all the costs incurred.

An event is fully booked. Is there a waiting list?

Yes. If an event is fully booked, we will put you on the waiting list. You may then move up the list if a space becomes free with enough time still to go before the event starts.

Do the rooms have barrier-free access?

The premises of Poppelsdorfer Allee 31-33 will be barrier-free in the near future. At the moment construction work ist still taking place. If required please contact us in advance.

Is there any childcare available during the event?

If you need childcare during the event, please contact the Office of Family Services at the University of Bonn.

Can people from outside the University take part in the event too?

The further training offers provided by Human Resource Development at the University of Bonn are only open to people who have signed a work contract with the University, are enrolled as a doctoral student, are conducting research on behalf of the University or are an associated member of a research consortium.

What does “confirmation of attendance” or “certificate” mean?

You will usually be given a certificate at all our events that confirms your attendance at the event and its content.

We also offer a certificate program along the three "Career Tracks": "Research", "Research Management" and "Business & Organizations". For more information, please see the corresponding page of the certificates. If the currently displayed training course can be credited to one of the three "tracks", this is indicated accordingly.

Contact

Sabine Kurth-Driessen

B.A.

Driessen@verwaltung.uni-bonn.de

+49 228 73-4199

Registration and Organization

Poppelsdorfer Allee 31-33

53115 Bonn