How to Present at International Conferences

Session Agenda

This webinar will discuss how researchers can identify relevant academic conferences and get the most out of them. Presenting at conferences is an important part of scientific communication and is very important for enhancing any researcher’s career prospects. For early-stage researchers, addressing a large audience and presenting their study in an effective and time-bound manner can sometimes be a challenging task. In this webinar, we will focus on some basic principles that will help early-stage researchers understand the importance of effectively presenting at international conferences. By following the standard journal selection practices recommended by Enago Academy, researchers will be able to further improve their presentation skills.

After this session, you will gain critical information on the following:

  • Guidelines on selecting relevant conferences
  • Principles behind writing abstracts for conferences
  • Planning and preparing content for conferences
  • Tips for rehearsing presentations and overcoming stage fright
  • Improving your professional network through international conferences

In case of any queries, please feel free to check our webinar FAQs page or email us at academy@enago.com.

Who should attend this session?

  • Graduate students
  • Early-stage researchers
  • Established researchers

About the Speaker

Enago Academy provides authors with comprehensive and up-to-date academic writing and publishing resources, including key information from journals, publishers, and industry experts. Our interactive training workshops help authors to understand how they can improve their chances of publication in international peer-reviewed journals. Our educational outreach programs enable our publishing partners to talk to a broader global academic audience to make the most of their brands and to extend their reach.

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