VIU/LIVES Winter School on Life Course and Vulnerabilities

About

During an intensive one-week program, doctoral students and young researchers will work on various fields of Life Course research through a multidisciplinary approach (Sociology, Psychology, Social Psychology, Life-span Psychology, Social Demography and Social Policies) led by internationally renowned experts.

Course leader

Prof. Claudine BurtonJeangros, NCCR-LIVES - University of Geneva; Prof. Christian Maggiori, NCCR-LIVES - University of Applied Sciences and Arts Western Switzerland; Prof. Dario Spini, NCCR-LIVES - University of Lausanne (Scientific Co-coordinators)

Target group

The School first targets PhD students, but postdoc researchers can also apply.
Disciplines involved are Psychology, Sociology, Social Psychology, Life-span Psychology, Social Demography and Social Policy, Statistics and Socioeconomics, depending on the tutors and the workshop contents. The common topic of the workshops is vulnerability across the life course.

Course aim

- learn the manifold know-how associated with writing an article or a research project on a topic linked to the workshops’ themes
- work on concepts, taking into account the perspectives of different disciplines
- extend their academic network

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