These sessions are being run in January and February by the Skills Centre and will be bookable via UniHub (links below). In these collaborative online sessions, you will share a sample of your work in progress and gain practical tips and advice from two other doctoral researchers and an Academic Skills Advisor. By acting … Continue reading Doctoral Skills Session: Feedback Seminars for Doctoral Researchers
In this workshop we will explore the influence of unconscious processes as a way of understanding and pre-empting relationship problems. You will learn communication skills geared around gaining the outcome you want from interaction with peers and supervisors. There will also be tips and strategies for keeping your stress responses and self-confidence healthy while navigating … Continue reading Healthy Relationships – making the most of professional relationships – POSTPONED
This free conference, organised by the UK Data Service, will be held online in January 2022 (rather than the usual November date). The programme contains a mixture of presentations from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) and researchers who have used data from the UK Labour Force Survey (LFS) and Annual Population Survey (APS). Follow the event … Continue reading Labour Force and Annual Population Surveys User Conference 2022
CCRI have advised that regretfully this session has had to be postponed. New dates will be arranged and advertised as soon as possible. This follow-on session from the Doctoral School session will be run for PGRs within the Culture & Creativity Research Institute with a focus on completion planning and project management. All returning … Continue reading ** POSTPONED ** – PGR Essentials – session for returning CCRI PGRs
Academic English for your Doctorate – Wednesday mornings 11 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. from 26 January - 30 March on the following Zoom link. https://shu.zoom.us/j/5468144170 These 10 sessions run as part of the University English Scheme (UES), specifically for students working independently on a research degree who wish to develop the Academic English needed for research settings. … Continue reading Academic English for your Doctorate
CCRI have advised that regretfully this session has had to be postponed. New dates will be arranged and advertised as soon as possible. This follow-on session from the Doctoral School session will be run for PGRs within the Culture & Creativity Research Institute with a focus on completion planning and project management. All returning PGRs … Continue reading ** POSTPONED ** PGR Essentials – session for returning CCRI PGRs
Doctoral Skills session: Feedback seminars for Doctoral Researchers These sessions are being run in January and February by the Skills Centre and will be bookable via UniHub (links below). In these collaborative online sessions, you will share a sample of your work in progress and gain practical tips and advice from two other … Continue reading Doctoral Skills Session: Feedback Seminars for Doctoral Researchers
Professor Jeff Breckon will be leading the training for a Combined Level 1+ (Introductory) Practitioner workshop in Motivational Interviewing at the AWRC in February 2022 (Wednesday 9 & Wednesday 16 February 2022 (2 days contact + 1 day DL)) The SHU MI workshop series, now in its 17th year, has been delivered to over 3500 front line … Continue reading Motivational Interviewing (MI) Course – 9 & 16th February 2022
A welcome session for all doctoral research students beginning their studies in February 2022 (or who missed a previous session) The University-wide welcome session hosted by the Doctoral School which is taking place on Wednesday 9 February 2022, 1000 - 1230 virtually via Zoom. Given the current limited access to the University campus and social … Continue reading Doctoral School Welcome Session for new PGR Students
Academic English for your Doctorate – Wednesday mornings 1100 – 1230 from 26 January - 30 March on the following Zoom link. https://shu.zoom.us/j/5468144170 These 10 sessions run as part of the University English Scheme (UES), specifically for students working independently on a research degree who wish to develop the Academic English needed for research settings. … Continue reading Academic English for your Doctorate