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GIN Professional Development Webinar Series – Quick Survey

Students and Early Careers Professionals

Supporting the next generation of leaders in guidelines is something we have been working on recently and we have several exciting initiatives in development and look forward to sharing more details with you soon.

One of these is a new professional development webinar series for PhD students and early-career professionals in the guidelines community, launching in autumn 2026.

The series will feature short, practical “How to…” sessions - each will be 30 minutes on Zoom, with a brief presentation followed by live Q&A. The webinars will be open to everyone, with no GIN membership required to attend live.

Recordings will be available on demand for GIN members.
GIN would love your input...

We’re currently shaping the webinar programme and if you are a student or early careers professional, we would really value your ideas on topics to include. We are thinking of sessions in line with the following overarching themes: networking for career success, academic writing and publishing, increasing the impact of your work (including working with policymakers), presentation skills, career development, research methods, and grants and funding.

To make sure this series is as useful and relevant as possible, we’d greatly appreciate your input.

The survey takes less than 3 minutes to complete.
1.Which of the following webinar topics would be most valuable to you? (Select up to 3)
2.Are there any other topics you'd like to see covered that aren't listed above?
Your suggestions will directly shape what we develop - please be as specific as you like.
3.When is a good time for you to join the live webinars (Select all that apply)
4.Which career stage best describes you? (Select one)
5.What is the single biggest professional challenge you're facing at the moment?
6.Would you be interested in contributing to a future webinar, for example as a speaker, panellist, or session host? (Select one)
7.Do you have any recommendations for speakers, contributors, or anything else you would like featured?
8.Where are you currently based?
9.Are you currently a member of GIN?
Thank you very much for your valuable input.