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The Postgraduate Researcher Association (PGRA) is the representative body for all postgraduate research students.

PGRA brings researchers together, helps build a strong sense of belonging and community through events, and ensures that postgraduate voices are heard by the Greenwich Doctoral College (GDC) and Greenwich Students' Union (GSU), through the PGR Forum to help improve the postgraduate research experience. 

 

 

How to get involved

 
 

Become a member

You can simply opt-in to be a member of the association to be kept in the loop of all updates, upcoming events and the latest PGRA news.

By becoming a member you are easily connected to a wide community of fellow postgraduates, have access to our dedicated postgraduate spaces and ensures you are up to date with the latest networking and social events.

To become a member simply opt-in to our mailing list by ticking the box below and clicking "Opt-in".

Please note you must be logged in to join.
 

Attend an event

Join us in-person and online for a host of various community events, from  our Termly PGRA Forum, to networking events like Research Roundtable and fun socials, become a member and have your say.

 

View upcoming events

Provide feedback

Provide feedback for PGRA to help us improve services and processes. Your feedback will be shared with members, however your identity will be kept anonymous.

 

Provide feedback

 

 

 

 

What you need to know

 

Why does The Postgraduate Researcher Association (PGRA) matter?

The PGRA connects postgraduate researchers, builds community and belonging, and ensures that PGR voices are heard in decisions that affect their university experience.  

What is The PGRA Committee and how can you get involved?

The PGRA Committee is a team of students who lead PGRA, representing postgraduate researchers, and turns student priorities and feedback into meaningful action.

By being a committee member you benefit from all of the perks of a member, as well as the following: 

  • Leadership and advocacy training.  

  • Directly representing your peers and co-creating your postgraduate experience.

Meet your committee members

Where can you find us on campus?

We have postgraduate spaces at each campus. See them listed below.

  • Medway: Drill Hall Library Postgraduate Room DC118 
  • Greenwich: Stockwell Street Library 3005 & 017a Dreadnought Building
  • Avery Hill: PGR room F101  
 
 
 
 

Upcoming events

Resources

 


 
 

Meet your committee members

 


 

 

Deniz Erdogan

Science

 

 

 

Izuchukwu Tobenna Azubuike

Engineering

 

 

 

El-Taofik Yusuf

Law & Criminology

 

 

 

Nina Champion

Law & Criminology

 

 

 

Danielle Broadhurst

Humanities and Social Science

 

 

 

Benjamin Sigsworth

Human Sciences

 

 

 

Chamodi Apsari Dombepola

Business, Ops & Strategy

 

 

 

Abbas Seyedan

Accounting, Finance & Economic

 

 

 

Wen Yu

Education

 

 

 

Tasleem Damani

Health Sciences

 

 

 

Judith Milburn

Humanities & Social Sciences

 

 

 

Samantha Beaudoin

Natural Resources Institute