7th November, 2022
Faculty of Sustainable Development and Engineering (Rose-Hill Campus)
About the Research Week
The Research Week will highlight the research at the Université des Mascareignes.
The Opening ceremony will take place on 7th November in La Salle Polyvalente, Rose-Hill Campus. Representatives of both public and private sectors will be invited.
During the three days, you will:
- Learn about the many kinds of research resources on campus
- Meet researchers and find out more about their research
- Find out how to improve research processes, teaching and collaboration
- Get detailed advice for your specific research questions
Dates and Locations
The dates & locations of the event will be as follows:
8th November, 2022
Faculty of Information & Communication Technology (either Rose-Hill or Pamplemousses campus)
9th November, 2022
Faculty of Business & Management (Pamplemousses Campus)
Keynote lectures and Parallel Sessions
During these 3 days, there will be keynote lectures in the morning and parallel sessions in the afternoon. Each keynote lecture will be around 30 - 40 minutes and at least one per department. Regarding the parallel sessions, each session will have a theme, bearing the name of the department; A programme will be designed which will include all the details of parallel sessions and Keynote sessions and same will accompany all invitations.
Who can Participate?
Anyone from the university can participate. It will be an opportunity to share knowledge among academics, students and other staff. This will also be an opportunity for everyone in the department/faculty to know about research topics across department/faculty. Our students will also get to know the works of their lecturers/supervisors. Previously published research work can also be presented.
Participation of Students
Undergraduate, Masters and Doctoral students are encouraged to present their work. Regarding undergraduate and masters students, lecturers will have to identify students and interesting projects which will be worth presenting. They will be able to showcase their research by displaying it on posters.
All students of the faculty will be exempted from courses and will attend the presentations. It will be a normal working day for students.
There will be no Scientific/Review Committee at this stage, to enable maximum participation.
After the event, a Scientific/Review Committee, comprising researchers from different departments of the university, will be set up. Presenters will then be invited to submit their papers which will be published in a book and an ISBN will be sought.
Papers
There will be 4 types of papers:
- Abstract (300 words)
- Extended Abstract (500 words)
- Short paper (up to 4 pages)
- Full paper (up to 8 pages)
The template for each of the above types of submissions will be shared with you after the event.
Important Note: Previously published research work will have to be sufficiently amended at the time of their submission as manuscripts. These will later be reviewed by a Scientific/Review Committee.
