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Mon 14th July

Thesis and dissertation writing for Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities: structure and introductions: 1pm - 2pm; Online; Improve your understanding of academic conventions and writing when preparing longer, research-based texts as an international postgraduate student. Attend all five sessions, or just one. Join the Canvas course to book now!

Tue 15th July

Thesis and dissertation writing for Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities: literature review: 1pm - 2pm; Online; Improve your understanding of academic conventions and writing when preparing longer, research-based texts as an international postgraduate student. Attend all five sessions, or just one. Join the Canvas course to book now!

Covidence Training: An Introductory overview of Covidence: 3:30pm - 4:30pm; Online; Are you doing a systematic review this summer? Our Covidence 1-hour webinars are likely to be helpful to postgraduate (taught and research) students whose research include a systematic (or other type of) review.

Wed 16th July

Thesis and dissertation writing for Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities: methods and approaches: 1pm - 2pm; Online; Improve your understanding of academic conventions and writing when preparing longer, research-based texts as an international postgraduate student. Attend all five sessions, or just one. Join the Canvas course to book now!

Thu 17th July

Covidence Training: Screening Title & Abstract, and Full Text: 1pm - 2pm; Are you doing a systematic review this summer? This webinar is a walkthrough of the process of title and abstract and full text screening in Covidence. It is likely to be helpful to postgraduate students (taught and research) .

Raise your research profile for PGRs: 1pm - 3pm; Fourth Floor Training Room, Main Library; This workshop for Postgraduate Research (PGR)students introduces the concept of a research profile and their importance within the research landscape. Through a series of practical activities, you'll learn how to enhance your profile as a researcher.

Thesis and dissertation writing for Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities: presenting findings, interpreting, and discussing: 1pm - 2pm; Online; Improve your understanding of academic conventions and writing when preparing longer, research-based texts as an international postgraduate student. Attend all five sessions, or just one. Join the Canvas course to book now!

Fri 18th July

Thesis and dissertation writing for Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities: conclusions and abstracts: 1pm - 2pm; Online; Improve your understanding of academic conventions and writing when preparing longer, research-based texts as an international postgraduate student. Attend all five sessions, or just one. Join the Canvas course to book now!

Mon 21st July

Preparing for your viva for PGRs: 4pm - 5pm; Online; The viva is an important part of the assessment for your Postgraduate Research (PGR) programme - find out what to expect and demystify the process with some practical activities to help you prepare.

Tue 22nd July

Covidence Training: Data Extraction 1: 3pm - 4pm; Online; Are you doing a systematic review this summer? This session is a deep dive into Covidence's newly revamped Extraction 1 tool for those familiar with using Covidence, working on intervention reviews.

Wed 23rd July

PGT Academic Skills: Dissertation writing - primary research: 5pm - 6:30pm; Online; Join the Academic Skills Centre for this online workshop, where we’ll look at the approaches you can take to writing up your research, followed by a Q&A where you can ask any questions related to this topic.

Thu 24th July

Covidence Training: Data Extraction 2: 1pm - 2pm; Online; Are you doing a systematic review this summer? This webinar is a deep dive into Covidence’s Extraction 2 tool for those already familiar with the platform and working on non-intervention reviews.

Wed 6th August

PGT Workspace: 1:30pm - 7pm; ASC Training Room, 1st floor, Main Library; Working on your dissertation, but struggling to stay motivated? Looking for a quiet space to work alongside other students going through the same process? This area will be open just for PGT students on selected dates.

Tue 12th August

Preparing for your viva for PGRs: 3pm - 4pm; Fourth Floor Training Room, Main Library; The viva is an important part of the assessment for your Postgraduate Research (PGR) programme - find out what to expect and demystify the process with some practical activities to help you prepare.

Wed 13th August

Getting your thesis ready for PGRs: 1pm - 3pm; Online; For Postgraduate Researchers (PGRs) approaching the final stages of preparing their thesis (4-6 months from submission), this workshop covers thesis presentation, the submission process and copyright considerations.

PGT Workspace: 1:30pm - 7pm; ASC Training Room, 1st floor, Main Library; Working on your dissertation, but struggling to stay motivated? Looking for a quiet space to work alongside other students going through the same process? This area will be open just for PGT students on selected dates.

Wed 20th August

PGT Workspace: 3pm - 7pm; Main Library Training Room, 4th floor; Working on your dissertation, but struggling to stay motivated? Looking for a quiet space to work alongside other students going through the same process? This area will be open just for PGT students on selected dates.

Tue 16th September

Getting your thesis ready for PGRs: 5pm - 7pm; Online; For Postgraduate Researchers (PGRs) approaching the final stages of preparing their thesis (4-6 months from submission), this workshop covers thesis presentation, the submission process and copyright considerations.

Thu 18th September

Preparing for your viva for PGRs: 1pm - 2pm; Online; The viva is an important part of the assessment for your Postgraduate Research (PGR) programme - find out what to expect and demystify the process with some practical activities to help you prepare.

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