Events
Introduction to the Library for Doctoral Researchers
A workshop highlighting the key Library research resources and services as part of induction for new PhD researchers starting in January 2021.
How to Adapt Your PhD During a Pandemic: Mapping Alternative Routes to Completion
This practical and interactive webinar will help you create an achievable plan B for when you need to adapt your research.
Developing Online Learning: Experiences so far!
The development of online and blended learning, and the challenges and opportunities that moving to remote delivery can entail for HE teaching.
‘Yellow jewels for everyday’: looking anew at literary representations of black girlhood
Join us for the first in a series of talks this semester.
The Cytokine Storms - A film by Susan Thomson
A Centre for World Environment History film screening and talk with film maker Susan Thomson.
Preparing for your final year
This practical webinar helps you prepare for the last stages of your doctorate, including submission, the viva, and what happens next.
A Virtual Event: Hans Albrecht Foundation Annual Lecture and Human Rights Award
Iris Veysey, former curator of the Imperial War Museum's exhibition on Refugees, will give a talk about the exhibition and the experience of refugees.
Becoming an Effective Researcher
Make a successful start to your doctorate with this practical workshop, designed to help you reflect on and utilise your skills as a researcher.
Using Your Emotional Intelligence to Support and Manage Others
This online workshop is aimed at researchers & early career academics who are leading, managing or supervising others or aspire to in the near future.
Literature searching with Scopus and Web of Science
This workshop will demonstrate how to use Scopus and Web of Science and develop literature searching strategies.
Finding dissertations and theses for your research
This session introduces several online tools that can be used to access dissertations and theses from academic institutions within the UK and beyond.
Planning, structuring and writing your thesis
This interactive workshop provides advice and guidance on a variety of approaches to writing a thesis in the Arts and Humanities or Social Sciences.
Planning, structuring and writing your thesis
This workshop provides advice and guidance on a variety of approaches to writing a thesis in the Arts and Humanities or Social Sciences.
Expanded Listening - Multispecies listening
Auraldiversities is year-long programme addressing the ‘auraldiverse turn’ in Arts & Humanities.
Book Launch for Women's International Thought: A New History (CUP, 2021)
Book Launch for Women's International Thought: A New History (Cambridge University Press, 2021), edited by Patricia Owens and Katharina Rietzler
Effective online teaching
This session focuses on the principles of effective online teaching, including how to adapt your delivery and practical strategies.
Nationalism and Left Dreams
Please join us to consider what anti-nationalist dreams the left still might hold in this moment of nationalist assertion.
Working with your supervisor: practical tips for optimising the supervisory experience
In this interactive one-hour webinar, you’ll discover practical tips for optimising the supervisory relationship.
Introduction to Open Access publishing
This workshop will introduce you to Open Access (OA) publishing and what this means for you as a researcher.
Creative ways to stimulate your writing
This workshop looks at different creative strategies to help stimulate your thinking and writing.