Events
Master Your Workload
Competing priorities, tight timeframes, and a sense of feeling overwhelmed are common in research roles.
Presentation skills for doctoral researchers
Covering elements of presenting such as structure, pace, body language and preparation.
Planning, structuring and writing your thesis (in life and medical sciences)
For doctoral researchers in the early-mid stages from any life or medical science discipline.
Practical Assertiveness for Researchers
A variety of strategies to develop assertive behaviour will be discussed and practised to find the techniques that work best for you.
WEBINAR: Effective CVs for Researchers
Webinar description: Find out how to produce an excellent CV for roles inside or outside academia after your PhD.
Preparing for your final year
With clear guidance, individual exercises, and group discussion, this practical workshop helps you prepare for the last stages of your doctorate.
Literature searching with Scopus and Web of Science
With useful guidance from the Library Research Support Team, this workshop will show you how to make the most of these two major resources.
Voice, audience and reflexivity in writing
Using free-writing and group discussion to consider connections between voice and audience and suggesting ideas for how to write more reflexively.
Using reference management tools - Zotero
This practical workshop will cover the main features of Zotero.