Led by Dr Fariba Darabi This interactive and engaging session for PGR students and ECRs is about how to make a convincing argument in your academic writing. The session will cover areas such as components of an argument in your writing, the role of critical reading in the context of your thesis or academic papers, … Continue reading How to make a convincing argument in your writing
What is the session about? The quality of your relationship with your supervisor or supervisors can be crucial to the progress of your doctorate. There are some common student: supervisor relationship issues for doctoral students in all disciplines. In this session, we will draw on scenarios to stimulate discussion and signpost to a range of … Continue reading Let’s Talk about Supervisory Relationships
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The event is intended to enable a detailed discussion around PGR wellbeing and to hear from the perspective of students and supervisors We will firstly feedback to the group as a whole (Students and Supervisors) of some of the activities we have implemented to support PGR wellbeing over the last 2 years and sign post … Continue reading PGR wellbeing focus group – ONLINE session for students and supervisors
This is an introductory session covering important issues to consider when getting published, particularly focusing on choosing where to publish. This session is suitable for all researchers but may be of particular use for people starting out on their project. RDF subdomain(s): Communication and dissemination (D2) Booking link: Register via unihub
Organised by the Ethics of Research with Children and Young People’s research cluster, part of Research Methods@SHU. The cluster is for researchers of all levels, from post-graduate to professor who have an interest in conducting research with children and young people. These seminars are intended to support researchers understand the fundamental principles of conducting research … Continue reading Collaboration or exploitation? An introduction to the ethics.
Professor Simon Shibli will be sharing his methodology work on 'Secondary analysis of large-scale national data sets'. This event is part of the Health Research Institute Seminar Series. For more information, a meeting invitation to the seminar, or if you would like to present at the series, please contact health-ri@shu.ac.uk Synopsis and bio for Simon's … Continue reading Secondary analysis of large-scale national data sets.
What is the session about? In this session, Dr Keith Fildes will be introducing you to Ethics in the context of Doctoral Research and addressing the key questions of Why do Ethics matter? What are your responsibilities? How do you apply for Ethical approval? What can go wrong? We will also briefly introduce you … Continue reading Ethics briefing for new doctoral students
A module for students working independently on a research degree (eg. PhD). The focus will be on practising and developing the language and rhetoric to explain and present your research in both written and spoken formats. Book via Unihub or check the Friday email for the zoom link.
This session builds on the first session although it’s not essential that you attend both parts. In session 2 you will learn tips for sharing your work on social media, and how you can use Altmetrics to monitor the impact of yourself and others. RDF subdomain(s): Engagement and impact (D3) Booking link: Register via unihub