The IAS Early Career Network brings together and supports early-career academics working in arts, humanities and social sciences across UCL.
What does the network provide?
- SHAPE-relevant skills development,
- career guidance, specific to the humanities,
- opportunities for sociability and informal sharing of ideas and experiences,
- a range of events, including workshops on writing and on crossing boundaries of all kinds.
We welcome suggestions and contributions of participants.
Can I join?
If your work involves arts, humanities or social sciences approaches, feel free to join (even if you’re based in a primarily STEM faculty). Our definition of early-career is similarly broad: the network is open to PhD candidates at any stage and to all postdocs and lecturers (anyone on grade 7 or grade 8).
Events
Other networks to join
Generic networks
Subject-specific networks
- Africa
- Capitalism Studies
- China
- Creative Practice
- Critical Global Health
- Digital Humanities
- Early Modern Exchanges
- French and Francophone
- Gender and Feminisms
- Health Humanities
- Health of the Public
- Language and Meaning
- Middle East
- Outer Space
- Postsocialist Art
- LGBTQ equalities, identities and histories
- Racism & Racialisation
- Refuge / Refugees
- South Asia and the Indian Ocean World
Skills and training
PGR Funding
- Student Finance England – Postgraduate Loans
- UCL Scholarships Finder
- Arts & Humanities Funding register (A&H)
- Social & Historical Sciences Funding register (SHS)
- IAS Octagon (events) funding
Postdoctoral funding
- UCL Research, Innovation & Global Engagement (RIGE)
- Research Fellowships
- Royal Geographical Society ECR Funding
- Royal Historical Society ECR Funding
- Social Science Plus
Doctoral Training Centres/Partnerships
- London Arts and Humanities Partnership (LAHP)
- UBEL London Doctoral Training Partnership (UBEL)
- The London NERC Doctoral Training Partnership (NERC)
- Science and Engineering in Arts, Heritage & Archaeology Centre for Doctoral Training (SEAHA)
Postgraduate Teaching Assistants (PGTAs)
Key rights and obligations
- Code of Practice for Graduate Research Degrees
- PG Student programmes Terms and Conditions
- Research Integrity
- Risk Assessments
Advice, Support, and Wellbeing
- UCL Research Student Log
- UCL Student Support and Wellbeing
- Students' Union Academic Representation
- Essential Information for PGR students
- Career resources for researchers