Workshop: 2.14 Lunch & Learn: Why We Procrastinate – and What You Can Do About It - Details

Workshop: 2.14 Lunch & Learn: Why We Procrastinate – and What You Can Do About It - Details

General information

Course name Workshop: 2.14 Lunch & Learn: Why We Procrastinate – and What You Can Do About It
Subtitle lecturer: Cathrin Grobbin
Course number 2.14
Semester WiSe25/26
Current number of participants 1
expected number of participants 15
Home institute Graduiertenakademie
Courses type Workshop in category Teaching
First date Thursday, 06.11.25, 12:00 - 13:30 o'clock online, Zugang zum Raum über: https://meeting.uol.de/rooms/2su-xo8-m4m-jbc
Type/Form online
Lehrsprache englisch

Rooms and times

online, Zugang zum Raum über: https://meeting.uol.de/rooms/2su-xo8-m4m-jbc

  • Thursday, 06.11.25, 12:00 - 13:30 o'clock

Module assignments

Comment/Description

Procrastination is a widespread challenge in academic life – especially when it comes to tackling large research projects or preparing for high-stakes exams. Why do we keep putting things off, even when we know better?

In this practical and engaging lunchtime session, you'll gain valuable insights into the psychology of procrastination and learn effective, research-based strategies to overcome it. Whether you're struggling to get started or want to make better use of your time, this talk will offer tools you can apply immediately.

About the speaker:
Catrin Grobbin is a psychologist, trainer, and coach who has worked with universities, businesses, and training institutes since 2005. She lectures at several higher education institutions and supports individuals in her private practice in Hamburg and online. Her areas of expertise include procrastination, productivity, time and self-management, relaxation, and mindfulness.

Target group: PhD candidates

Admission settings

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