Handy hints for PhD students
Literature Reviewing Skills 1 LR1 CROWE CCAT LR1 – COTTRELL LR1 – HART LR1 – RIDLEY LR1 – SHON
Want to know more about how to use NVivo? I really like the book “Qualitative Data Analysis with NVivo”. It walks readers through the software, explains how to use it…
No two doctoral theses are the same. Knowing which writing conventions are common to most theses versus which writing components are unique to the content and presentation of your work…
The craft of scholarly writing is sometimes overlooked by some when it comes to our colleagues in the engineering disciplines, yet all engineers write – and across a variety of…
Produced by some of our excellent doctoral researchers here at Bradford, this is a free resource with an accompanying peer-reviewed publication: Tomlinson, J., Medlinskiene, K., Cheong, V. et al. (2019) Patient…
Another excellent, clear, helpful post from patter: This is about writing with authority and working away from what’s termed ‘protective scaffolding’.
Useful for all scholars across disciplines, I think. Some basics for if you are planning to publish during or immediately following your PhD. It’s by Keisha Blain in Inside Higher…
Sometimes, the best advice is the simplest and most common sense. I think this Twitter thread is incredibly illuminating for those new to researcher interviewing. …
This is a useful resource to stimulate thinking about getting some writing done. WRITING COVID
Although these hail from the field of psychology, there are useful perspectives and insightful information here that any discipline could adapt. Distinguished Researcher Interview #3: James Christopher Head interviews Ruthellen…