Supporting Women in Their Early Careers
We believe that early professional development benefits from combining academic qualifications with practical accomplishments. Participants learn how to develop, write, review, and publish articles according to international standards.
The WOSA Scientific Training Program introduces women to the process of academic writing, peer review, and international publication. Participants learn how to develop a manuscript, communicate ideas effectively, navigate the review process, and publish their work according to international standards. The program combines practical training with a tangible outcome in the form of an academic article.
Academic qualifications provide the foundation for professional and academic development. The ability to communicate knowledge, contribute to scholarly discussions, and engage with an international audience further extends the impact of that foundation. WOSA was created to ensure that more women have access to these opportunities early in their academic journey and can actively participate in the international exchange of ideas and knowledge.
Professional Visibility
creating concrete academic and professional outcomes through publication
Research Skills
developing the ability to write, review, and communicate ideas effectively
International Engagement
connecting participants with international academic practices and audiences
WOSA Scientific Training
The WOSA Scientific Training Program is is open to all participants at no cost. This is a structured ten-module course that guides participants through the complete process of academic article development. From identifying a research question and conducting a literature review to research design, scientific writing, ethics, and scientific communication, participants work step by step on their own article while gaining practical experience with internationally recognized academic standards.
10 Modules
Structured training covering academic writing, research methods, international communication, and publication practices.
160+ Hours
Approximately 10 hours of lectures and 150 hours of guided assignments, research, and writing.
1 Scientific Article
Participants develop their own article from initial idea to a complete manuscript following international standards.
About WOSA Scientific Training
Who Can Participate
Bachelor’s, Master’s, and PhD students
Areas of Study
All academic disciplines
Program Format
10 lectures and 10 assignments
Time Commitment
Approximately 160 hours
Participation Fee
No cost
Final Outcome
One academic article
WOSA Network
Upon completing the WOSA Scientific Training Program, participants can join the WOSA Network, an international community focused on academic writing, publication, and collaboration. Membership provides access to the peer-review process, allowing members to refine their work, contribute as reviewers, and publish their articles as part of a growing international community of women scholars and professionals.
Peer-Reviewed Publication
Members participate in the peer-review process and publish their articles on the WOSA platform. Each article receives a dedicated publication page and is included in the annual volume of the relevant WOSA Proceedings.
Publication Certificate
Members receive a certificate documenting the successful completion of the review and publication process.
WOSA Author Badge
Members receive a digital author badge that can be displayed on LinkedIn profiles, CVs, personal websites, and professional portfolios.
WOSA Authors Community
Members gain access to a private international LinkedIn community connecting WOSA authors across disciplines, institutions, and countries.