My PhD Travel Diary: Lessons, Struggles, and Successes

Description

Embarking on a PhD is a transformative journey filled with academic rigor, personal growth, and unexpected challenges. This webinar offers a unique opportunity to gain first-hand insights into the realities of doctoral research—from proposal to completion. Join us as we explore the academic, personal, and logistical aspects of international research travel, and discover strategies that lead to both academic excellence and personal resilience. Key Objectives: - Share real-life experiences of the PhD journey. - Highlight challenges faced during international research travel. - Discuss effective strategies for academic and personal success. - Inspire current and aspiring PhD scholars with practical advice. - Promote a culture of knowledge sharing and academic mentorship. About the Speaker: Dr. Faiza Bashir Dr. Faiza Bashir recently completed her PhD research on mobile device usage among medical students, framed through the Theory of Planned Behaviour and Gratifications Theory. Her doctoral journey included international academic travel, global conference participation, and collaborative research with scholars worldwide. Dr. Bashir’s story is one of academic excellence, resilience, and the power of intercultural learning. Who Should Attend? This session is ideal for: - Current and aspiring PhD scholars - Master’s level research students - Faculty involved in research supervision and mentoring - Academic advisors and librarians - Early-career researchers