For staff and doctoral researchers: this session will introduce you to how and why you can use social media to promote your work and assess its impact. You’ll learn how to set up an engaging social media profile as a researcher, and how you can link this with other research tools such as ORCiD. Book … Continue reading Being an Influential Researcher 1
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
A workshop to discuss managing and developing the student/supervisor relationship 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 … Continue reading Let’s Talk about Supervisory Relationships
For staff and doctoral researchers: in this introductory session we will go over some principles of literature searching and how to manage the search process. Book via UniHub Further information via https://libguides.shu.ac.uk/researchsupport/events
Welcome Back to Campus This session is an opportunity for us to get together in CCRI’s dedicated research student space and start to re-establish a PGR working culture and community on campus, post-lockdown and following the university restructure that created the Culture and Creativity Research Institute. We will convene in Harmer 2418 so … Continue reading Welcome Back to CCRIs PGR Hub and Campus Induction
A table of numbers is not always the best way to present census data, often we want to visualise information in some way to help people see patterns quickly. This free online workshop, organised by the UK Data Service, will focus on the use of freely available visualisation tools to create geographical visualisations of census … Continue reading Geographical data visualisation of UK Census data
What is the session about, what will be covered? The Application for Approval of Research Programme (RF1) is the point at which the university formally approves a candidate’s registration. The RF1 form is submitted 3 months after the date of registration, or 6 months if a student is registered part time. The purpose of the RF1 is to review … Continue reading Culture & Creativity Research Institute RF1 Workshop
Professional Skills for Research Leadership – career development opportunity, open to all Doctoral Students and Early Career Researchers in Social Science disciplines White Rose DTP/Social and Economic Research Institute As part of Sheffield Hallam University’s participation in the White Rose Doctoral Training Partnership, and in conjunction with the Social and Economic Research Institute, we are … Continue reading Professional Skills for Research Leadership – Day 1
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
The CHEFS (Culture, Health, Environment, Food and Society) research group at Sheffield Hallam University is delighted to host a series of online research talks. Talks are open to all - local and global, students and staff, practitioners and public. Next paired paper session: Pubs, Alcohol and The Pandemic Presenters: Joanna Reynolds (Sheffield Hallam University); Pallavi Singh (Sheffield Hallam University) … Continue reading CHEFS (Culture, Health, Environment, Food and Society) Session