⸺FINT CONFERENCE 2025⸺

DOCTORAL COLLOQUIUM

FINT2025 – DOCTORAL AND EARLY CAREER COLLOQUIUM

PhD students and early career academics in the first years of their careers are warmly invited to attend and submit a paper to the FINT Doctoral & Early Career Colloquium 2025. The Colloquium will be held on 18th June 2025, the day before the main program of the FINT Conference and will focus on offering early-career academics career and research guidance and support. It is being organized by Nicole Gillespie (U. of Melbourne), Alison Legood (U. of Exeter) and Teresina Torre (U of Genoa).

The colloquium will include a 2-hour roundtable discussion where participants will have the opportunity to present and receive feedback on a research paper or proposal from established trust researchers in the FINT community. It will also include interactive panel discussions and exercises designed to provide guidance and reflection on academic life and the publication process, as well as build connections.

The colloquium offers a unique opportunity to network with other early-career scholars, as well as established trust scholars, and to reflect on one's academic career in a supportive and developmental environment.

If you would like to participate, please complete the application form and submit together with either a research overview or paper. The deadline for submission is 15 January 2025, at 11:59 pm CET (UTC +1) via the main submission portal.

 

1 - Complete and submit the attached application form and reflection exercise.
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2 - Submit one of the following options:

Please indicate your name (and co-authors), affiliation and e-mail address at the beginning.

  • A 5-page research overview:

Clearly explain the relevance of the chosen topic, research question, theoretical background and research contribution. Empirical articles should provide an overview of the methodology, analysis and key findings.

  • A research paper:

The paper must not exceed 40 pages (inclusive of all references, figures and tables) according to the following format: 12 pt, Times New Roman, double spacing, numbered pages, APA-style citations. The paper will be shared with an experienced trust expert who will provide feedback at the Colloquium.

 If you have any questions, please contact us directly at email fint2025@unige.it