Doctoral students need to build relationships with others working in their fields and beyond. Please join us for a screening of the Good Networking video, discussion, and an opportunity to develop and practice your networking skills with other doctoral students. The session will cover: Why networking matters How to make good use of conferences Networking … Continue reading Good Networking Session for PGRs
PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS SESSION IS INTENDED FOR I2RI STAFF ONLY The session will be explore how supervisors can support students from diverse backgrounds (Home, International, FT, PT, diverse prior experience and aims) including an introduction to the different modes of doctoral study The following topics will be covered in the session: Current student make … Continue reading Supporting Students from Diverse Backgrounds
The CCRI METHOD 2022 Conference will take place on September 21st and 22nd, remotely via Zoom, and with a conference base room on campus. The deadline for submission of abstracts is 4th July 2022 to: culture-creativity-pgr@shu.ac.uk To support participation in METHOD 2022, and professional development in abstract writing, we are offering a pre-conference workshop. … Continue reading CCRI METHOD 2022 Conference Abstract Writing Workshop
Creating Knowledge 22 Digital Conference Brochure Online Attendance Programme In Person Attendance Programme The annual Creating Knowledge Conference brings together researchers from across the University, and next year the plan is to be both on City Campus and online. The programme will offer a range of sessions designed to showcase the excellence and diversity … Continue reading Creating Knowledge Conference 2022
An in-person workshop to consider the question "What Next?" in respect of career planning for researchers In the workshop, participants will learn how to develop long term self-management skills for future career progressions. The session will consider the current job market and provide advice on how to keep up to date with relevant labour market … Continue reading What Next? Career Planning for Researchers
The Application for Confirmation of PhD is a formal assessment point at which the university evaluates whether there is sufficient progress and solid enough base from which to proceed to examination for PhD at level 8. Candidates are required to present and defend their work at a CCRI RF2 symposium and submit a written report … Continue reading Culture & Creativity Research Institute RF2 Workshop
PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS SESSION IS INTENDED FOR I2RI STUDENTS ONLY This session is particularly of interest for final year students planning their thesis, or those at any stage who want to consider what the thesis will look like. It will cover the following topics: Monograph or article based thesis – what’s the difference and … Continue reading Planning for Thesis Completion
We are pleased to offer this popular course again for students who are interested in developing their academic writing skills and reducing anxiety. The course is delivered by Dr Catriona Ryan SFHEA www.scriptorcube.com On completion of this course, students will acquire a new skill in academic writing designed to reduce anxiety. It will be an … Continue reading Academic Writing: Reduce Anxiety
PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS SESSION IS FOR STAFF ONLY https://shu.zoom.us/j/96119809920 | Meeting ID: 961 1980 9920 Producing a doctoral thesis is likely to be the longest and most difficult piece of work that a student has ever undertaken, and supervisors have a key role in supporting students to complete their final submissions for examination. … Continue reading Research Supervisor Passport (RSP) Session- How to Prepare Students for their Doctoral Examination
The CHEFS (Culture, Health, Environment, Food and Society) research group at Sheffield Hallam University is delighted to host a series of online research talks exploring the socio-cultural dimensions of food and drink. Talks are open to all—local and global, students and staff, practitioners and public. Please feel free to share with your networks. Next up: … Continue reading CHEFS Research Group – Craft, Kinship and Colonialism
