Masterclass Human Trafficking Research Day 2: Criminology & Sociology

Where have the conferences gone? 

In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, many of us have asked ourselves that question. Because like it or not, academic conferences are important: they help build our networks with other, like-minded researchers, help us give visibility to the work that we have spent the last few months or years sweating over, help grant our studies another perspective that we would have perhaps not come to of our own devices.

Thankfully, the Cambridge Centre for Applied Research in Human Trafficking (CCARHT) has thought of a solution: an online Masterclass. This two-day Masterclass event provides twenty of you the opportunity to present your Psychology, Criminology and Sociology PhD/Masters studies on Human Trafficking crimes. This two-day event provides twenty individuals the chance to present their work to an audience of those interested in human trafficking research, as well as to a panel of experts. 

The benefits to you, as presenter? First, this will provide you with a unique opportunity to present at an international conference, which is crucial for your development as researcher (and happens to look great on your CV). Second, a panel of experts in the field will provide your study with feedback and a critical eye that, let’s be honest, you may no longer have after starting at your laptop screen for hours on end. Third: if chosen to present, and if the panel selects yours as the best presentation of the day, this will provide you with the unique opportunity to see your study published in Modern Slavery. Finally, this event will provide you with a unique opportunity to connect, network and possibly even collaborate with researchers in your field.

Interested?

Sign up below to attend. 

To apply for the opportunity to present, 1) fill in the form at the bottom of the Upcoming Events page and 2) please email eva@CCARHT.org and emese@CCARHT.org with an abstract of what you would like to present.