Student Symposium 2024

20 and 21 November 2024

The Royal Women's Hospital Student Symposium showcases the diverse range of clinical and translational research undertaken by research students at the Women’s.

The presentations will be run in 3-minute thesis format, with 3 minutes allocated to oral presentations followed by 3 minutes of questions. The sessions will be held in seminar rooms 7D&E.

For the first time, we will be holding poster viewing sessions immediately prior to the oral presentations each day. This is a chance for your peers and colleagues to review the posters and engage with the content before the oral presentations begin.

All students will be required to prepare a poster and give an oral presentation.

Royal Women’s Hospital Student Symposium Awards

Best undergraduate student oral presentation ($400)

Best undergraduate student poster ($400)

Best postgraduate student oral presentation ($400)

Best postgraduate student poster ($400)

Program

• Seminar rooms 7D&E
• Wednesday 20 November, 2:30 to 5pm
• Thursday 21 November, 2:30 to 5pm

A poster viewing will start at 2:30pm with the oral presentations following at 3pm, on each day.

The symposium will comprise of short presentations (3 minutes) followed by 3 minutes of questions. Presentation style is similar to a 3-minute thesis (3MT).

The awards will be presented at the end of the session on the final day.

Call for student research posters

Submissions are open to all students whose project is based at the Women’s.

• Submit your poster title by Friday 18 October.
• Include your name, poster title, degree being undertaken, supervisor/s name/s.
• Submit to researchweek@thewomens.org.au
• Eligibility: student research must be associated with the Women’s.

Poster guidelines

• A poster template is available to use and/or modify. Download the Women's Research Poster Template A0 (PPTX, 5MB)
• Posters must display the Women’s logo.
• Submit your poster electronically in pdf format by 5pm Friday 1 November to researchweek@thewomens.org.au

Oral presentations

All students will give an oral presentation.

Presentation guidelines:

• 3 minute presentation. Please rehearse your presentation, and ensure it is not longer than 3 minutes.
• 1 slide (only). Each participant will present their topic using a single, static PowerPoint slide (no slide transitions, animations or 'movement' of any description) from the beginning of the oration to the end.
• 3 minutes of questions.

Please email your slide by Friday 15 November to researchweek@thewomens.org.au

Queries contact

Dr Ann Drummond, researchweek@thewomens.org.au

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