Bath, 29-30 April 2010
This two day conference aims to provide a friendly environment in which postgraduate students can gain experience of presenting research and develop contacts with other researchers in their field. The conference is aimed at research students of all levels and proposals are welcome from students working in the field of European Studies within various disciplines.
Further Information
DATE
Thursday 29 to Friday 30 April 2010
Dept of European Studies & Modern Languages
University of Bath
1 West North
Bath BA2 7AY
United Kingdom
Location Maps: http://www.bath.ac.uk/maps/campusmap.html
There is no registration fee to attend the conference but delegates are expected to pay for their own accommodation (if required), a conference dinner (optional) and travel.
To attend, you need to register in advance by contacting Eli Gateva.
PROGRAMME
Details to be confirmed.
TRAVEL ASSISTANCE
UACES is able to assist UACES members with their travel expenses; full information is available on the UACES website.
ACCOMMODATION
Details to be confirmed.
Call for Panels and Papers
The deadline for submission of proposals is 12 February 2010.
Postgraduate students may propose a conference paper individually using the Paper Submission Form. Proposals that are accepted will be organised into research panels by the Student Forum Committee.
We also encourage students to form pre-organised panels by using the Student Forum’s Euroresearch mailing list to contact other paper-givers. Panels should include a Chair (who is not presenting a paper and who can also act as a Discussant) and three or four paper-givers.
Panel proposals should include a summary of the overall theme and objective of the panel (max. 200 words) and should be submitted using the Panel Summary Form. In addition, we still need a completed Paper Submission Form for each of the papers in the proposed panel.
If accepted, paper-givers will be expected to provide copies of their paper to the chair and the other members of their panel at least one week in advance of the conference. Papers should be no more than 8000 words (including footnotes). Paper copies need not be provided but paper-givers should be prepared to make an electronic copy of the paper available to other delegates after the conference.
Please contact Eli Gateva for any queries relating to the research programme.
Abstracts from the conference will be added to the Conference Papers Database.