From Lab to Leadership: Project Management for Researchers
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From Lab to Leadership: Project Management for Researchers
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Project management is one of the most important skills researchers need, yet it’s rarely taught in academia. From drafting budgets and schedules to building well-coordinated teams – knowing how to run a project is essential for PhD students and early-career researchers.
This episode of “Committed to Planet A” takes us to the “Management of Research Projects” workshop hosted in June 2026 by Technical University of Leoben. During this intense five-day workshop, young researchers from 3 EURECA-PRO partner universities came together. They learnt essential skills and tools to propose and run their future projects successfully and sustainably.
Join the workshop organizers, Michel Varelija (Research Coordinator, TUL) and Isabella Zick (Communication Manager, TUL), as they discuss the growing need for project management in academia. And, dive even deeper into the topic of project management and the biggest challenge for researchers: transitioning from a project contributor focused on fine details to a project leader overseeing the entire scope and “bigger picture”. Expert trainer Caroline Rotter shares practical insights on budgets, timelines, and team dynamics to turn proposals and projects into sustainable, real-world success.