Research Week
June 16–20, 2025 | European University Viadrina, Frankfurt (Oder), Germany
Are you an early-career researcher looking to build international networks and advance your academic path? Join us for a week full of professional development, exchange, and inspiration!
Participation is free, but registration is required. Please note: the number of participants is limited to 25 early career researchers.
Please note that registration will close on May 19th.

ERUA
Program
The ERUA-Viadrina Research Week is a dedicated event for early-career researchers from across the ERUA partner universities.
It offers a space to strengthen research skills, exchange experiences, and build valuable academic networks. Participation is free of charge.
The program includes interactive workshops, keynote sessions, and networking opportunities. Core topics include:
- Mental Health in Academia (Keynote)
- Grant Writing & Academic Publishing
- Open Science & Research Data Management
- Professional Networking and Science Communication
Download the preliminary program.
Target Group: Master’s students, PhD candidates, and postdoctoral researchers
Working Language: English
Certificates: Participation certificates are available upon request; no ECTS credits
Accessibility: Main venues are wheelchair-accessible. Please contact us in advance if you have specific support needs — including assistance with finding suitable childcare options during the Research Week.
Travel
Frankfurt (Oder) is easily accessible by train from Berlin and is located near the German-Polish border. Please do not confuse it with the other Frankfurt – Frankfurt am Main. It's advisable to double-check before booking a bus, train, or flight ticket.
Please check with your home university for Erasmus+ or ERUA mobility funding. Viadrina does not provide travel or accommodation funding.
Contact
Sara Bonin
Coordinator DAAD-ERUA-Viadrina-Project
- Uni-Gebäude Große Scharrnstraße 23 a, Raum GS 403
- Große Scharrnstraße 23 a, 15230 Frankfurt (Oder)
- +49 335 5534 2860
- bonin@europa-uni.de