Handy hints for PhD students
Welcome to all of our new doctoral students. This session is to familiarise you with the national framework that articulates and evidences the competencies, skills and qualities unique to gaining…
This site is full of thought-provoking reflections – and practical tips on what to do to be ready for the day. It is written by someone who has been through…
Just a personal opinion (I’m not affiliated at all) – I find Nathan Ryder’s text not only really useful, but a highly accessible read to – and an absolute bargain…
Will you be coding in your doctoral project? Then Associate Professor Nick Hopwood offers valuable insight: How do I know I’m coding well in qualitative analysis? If you haven’t read…
Here are the resources from Friday’s session. RDF benchmarking sheets researcher-development-framework-rdf-vitae
There’s obviously a lot of ways that note-taking can be done, and each researcher has to find the best method to suit them. However, one thing is certain: technology has…
Some good advice about working on reviewing literature contained in this blog post. The whole blog is useful actually and it is compiled by a leading academic who writes about…
Having scanned through, this looks like an informative, accessible read from the Political Studies Association. Although it’s aimed at a certain discipline, its tips and advice are useful for students,…
Noordam & Gosling’s article has some useful tips if you’re a PhD student attending your first disciplinary conference.
Training from Bob Green of EndNote Bob will be coming to the University for the morning of Friday 27th May to show us the latest tips and techniques for: EndNote…