Every LAST WEDNESDAY of the month. Join us in the Old Queen's Head at 5pm Join us for some mid-week drinks at one of the cosiest pubs around city campus. We'll be there from 5pm, drop by whenever suits you.
No booking required Join us for a productive morning. Write, read or just take the time to think! We work in 25-30 min blocks and enjoy some coffee and conversation during short breaks in between. The sessions will alternate between City campus and Collegiate. The last Thursday of every month will be at Collegiate. … Continue reading PG Society – Focus Thursday
This series of lunchtime seminars is intended for researchers from a broad range of departments and disciplines to come and discuss why they might include children and young people in their research and how they could go about doing so. The seminars are informed by the latest ethical principles of the university. Thursday 27 February … Continue reading Navigating Ethical Dilemmas of Conducting Research with Young Children: Collaboration or exploitation? An Introduction to the ethics
No booking required Join us for a productive morning. Write, read or just take the time to think! We work in 25-30 min blocks and enjoy some coffee and conversation during short breaks in between. The sessions will alternate between City campus and Collegiate. The last Thursday of every month will be at Collegiate. … Continue reading PG Society – Focus Thursday
Every FIRST FRIDAY of the month. Catch up over coffee at Ambulo any time between 10-11 am End the week right and join us for coffee and, why not, something sweet at Ambulo (in the Millennium Gallery building). Drop by for a cup of coffee when it suits you!
As part of Sheffield Hallam University’s participation in the White Rose Doctoral Training Partnership, and in conjunction with the Sheffield Institute for Policy Studies, we are delighted to announce a new series of training seminars aiming to provide students with the skills required to move beyond successful PhD completion to building a career in the … Continue reading Developing an Academic Profile (in the Social Sciences) – Prof Ed Ferrari
No booking required Join us for a productive morning. Write, read or just take the time to think! We work in 25-30 min blocks and enjoy some coffee and conversation during short breaks in between. The sessions will alternate between City campus and Collegiate. The last Thursday of every month will be at Collegiate. Make … Continue reading PG Society – Focus Thursday
This event has been cancelled. The Skills Centre is excited to announce that their Undergraduate Poster Showcase event will be held this year on Wednesday 18 March from 2-4pm in Cantor Atrium, City Campus and you are invited. Following on from the success of the inaugural showcase last year, this year’s event will showcase the … Continue reading CANCELLED: Undergraduate Research Poster Showcase
No booking required Join us for a productive morning. Write, read or just take the time to think! We work in 25-30 min blocks and enjoy some coffee and conversation during short breaks in between. The sessions will alternate between City campus and Collegiate. The last Thursday of every month will be at Collegiate. Make … Continue reading PG Society – Focus Thursday
IMPACT training: Thursday 19 March 2020, 11:00 am - 1:00 pm, Room 9005, Cantor Building, SHU City Campus. Training on abstract writing, with an IMPACT focus Please come ready to introduce yourself and your research - just to a small group round your table. Describing your research simply and succinctly is a really valuable skill, … Continue reading IMPACT 2020 Training Session
This event has been postponed. We hope to rearrange later in the year. Kate Taylor, University of Leeds Kate Taylor is a Teaching Fellow aligned to the Language Centre and the Doctoral College at the University of Leeds. She has over twenty years’ experience of teaching international students. She is now mainly engaged in supporting … Continue reading POSTPONED: Supervisor Fora: The Language of Supervision
SHU is pleased to host a live webinar event run by Vitae/CRAC and the Intellectual Property Office on Friday 20 March 2020 from 1400 – 1530 (UK time) online. The booking form is here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/intellectual-property-for-researchers-online-webinar-tickets-96062919779 The webinar is open to anyone interested in learning the basics of IP for researchers, from PhD candidates, to postdocs, to … Continue reading IP Webinar (hosted by SHU for Vitae/CRAC & Intellectual Property Office)
Every LAST WEDNESDAY of the month. Join us in the Old Queen's Head at 5pm Join us for some mid-week drinks at one of the cosiest pubs around city campus. We'll be there from 5pm, drop by whenever suits you.
No booking required Join us for a productive morning. Write, read or just take the time to think! We work in 25-30 min blocks and enjoy some coffee and conversation during short breaks in between. The sessions will alternate between City campus and Collegiate. The last Thursday of every month will be at Collegiate. Make … Continue reading PG Society – Focus Thursday
This series of lunchtime seminars is intended for researchers from a broad range of departments and disciplines to come and discuss why they might include children and young people in their research and how they could go about doing so. The seminars are informed by the latest ethical principles of the university. Thursday 26 March … Continue reading Navigating Ethical Dilemmas of Conducting Research with Young Children: Procedural Ethics and Ethics in Practice