Session organised by UK Data Service Did you know that longitudinal data from major social studies such as the British Birth Cohort Studies, Understanding Society and the English Longitudinal Study of Ageing can be accessed for research? The longitudinal studies are extremely rich data sources for high impact and policy relevant research. The British Birth … Continue reading Data in the Spotlight: Longitudinal Data
Please note this event is for SERI PGRs only Application for Approval of Research Programme (R1) is one of your first milestones in your doctoral journey. It is a formal assessment point which is designed to provide you with feedback on: the viability of the research the content, clarity and feasibility of the proposed … Continue reading SERI: Demystifying the RF1
This session is for SERI PGR students only NVivo software training Please direct all enquiries to social-economic-pgr@shu.ac.uk SERI students should book a place via this booking link
This session is for CCRI PGRs only. Session led by Dr Ruth Deller. It will cover: a) ethics principles and considerations with specific reference to the CCRI context b) PGR ethics training and project approval requirements c) nuts and bolts of application for ethics approval and review via Converis including how and when to apply … Continue reading CCRI: A guide to Ethics and Ethics Review for CCRI PGRs
Session organised by the UK Data Service Are you wanting to understand how the world works? Have an interest in climate science, economy, trade, demographics, health or international development? Want to know about and how to access data from the IMF, World Bank, IEA, UN or OECD? This free 90-minute online workshop will introduce you … Continue reading Data in the spotlight: International time series databanks
This session is for SERI PGR students only NVivo software training Please bring work from the day 1 session. Please direct all enquiries to social-economic-pgr@shu.ac.uk SERI students should book a place via this booking link
It can be challenging to maintain your mental health. “Mental Health in Isolation” is a talk and facilitated discussion that explains how our body and mind function during challenging times and pinpoints the main areas of everyday life which are affected and provides suggestions, tips and tricks to gain the feeling of stability and sanity. … Continue reading Mental Health in Isolation – Dragonfly Mental Health
Is there space for farmers’ voice in the food supply chain? A story-telling/listening experiment with Indian farmers and UK- based consumers Presenter: Dr Maria Touri Facilitator: Dr Jennifer Smith Maguire The UN’s agenda for the 17 Sustainable Development Goals is heavily focused on the economic, environmental, and social resilience of Southern farming communities. Yet, subjective … Continue reading Is there space for farmers’ voice in the food supply chain? (Joint CHEFS Research Seminar & DSSM Distinguished Lecture)
Gentle Housework of the Sacrifice is the working title for Anthony’s new book of poems. It is also a key phrase in a multi-part essay on mourning and touch. This essay is appearing as a series in PN Review. What’s the inspiration for this phrase, and what is its reach? ‘Living on Zoom’ is becoming … Continue reading Creative Writing Masterclass: Anthony Vahni Capildeo
We are lucky to be visited by Professor Dr Holger Sievert, the study coordinator and professor for Media Management, specialising in PR and Communication Management at Macromedia University based in Cologne, Germany. Prof. Sievert will be speaking about how companies can effectively employ social media tools in the engagement of employees with their work, and how this can … Continue reading On The Radar: The Long Term Impact of (Social) Change Communication via Corporate Social Media