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Summer Doctoral Programme 2026

academic
workshop

Date & Time

Wed, 1 Jul 2026

19:00

Venue

Jesus College or Wadham College

Oxford, United Kingdom

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About this event

An intensive two-week program for doctoral students to engage with the OII's multi-disciplinary faculty and an international cohort of peers. Participants have the opportunity to present their research and receive expert feedback.

Why you should come

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• Refine your dissertation through direct tutorials with OII and UC Berkeley faculty

• Improve research design by applying multi-disciplinary social science methods to your thesis

• Solve specific thesis problems like survey structure or theory chapters in expert-led seminars

Event Highlights

  • Collaboration between the Oxford Internet Institute and UC Berkeley School of Information
  • Two weeks of intensive daily lectures, seminars, and tutorials with leading academics
  • Multi-disciplinary environment covering law, economics, politics, and digital humanities
  • Focus on methodological innovation and research design for doctoral dissertations
  • Access to an international network of alumni in tenure-track and field-leading positions

Programme

Daily Lectures and Seminars

Academic sessions led by faculty from OII and UC Berkeley focusing on Internet Studies.

Tutorials

Individual or small group sessions to discuss and share students' current research.

Social Events and Activities

Included social programme to foster networking among the doctoral cohort.

What to bring / Requirements

  • Advanced stage of doctorate (must have started writing thesis)
  • Thesis research must relate to the Internet or digital technologies
  • Demonstrated competence in English
  • At least one academic reference (usually from a supervisor)
  • Submission of a clear and compelling thesis abstract

Organized by: Oxford Internet Institute (OII)

Contact: sdp@oii.ox.ac.uk

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