GROW for your doctoral viva
This is another post from the excellent work of Dr Nathan Ryder. He adapted a tool from the world of coaching (G.R.O.W.) as a way to plan your viva prep…
Posts Tagged: PDP skills
Increasing your visibility as a researcher
Deborah Lupton’s blog has great advice and often features tips and ideas that are particularly useful to doctoral and early career researchers. A recent post covers 10 tips for maintaining…
Your First Hundred Days
This is pretty handy and may help you to develop your focus for kick-starting your first year. TheFirst100Days All credit goes to www.ithinkwell.com.au (Kearns & Finn 2017).
Becoming a Researcher: the Research Development Framework
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…
Developing as a Researcher: The RDF
Here are the resources from Friday’s session. RDF benchmarking sheets researcher-development-framework-rdf-vitae
A Guide for PhD Researchers
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,…
Researcher Training open to PhD Students
Please see a list of training events that have been arranged by colleagues in the Research Support Unit. For details on date/venue/time and to book a place on a course,…
6 Quick Study Tips for PhD Students
The following site has some useful tips, that are quick and easy to read. Take a look: http://www.topuniversities.com/blog/6-essential-study-tips-phd-student
Postgraduates who teach
Please see the sessions below and the link to book onto them. Induction is 8th February 10-12.30 in JBPL 01.58 Starting to Teach is 8th February 1-4 in JBPL 01.58…