Credit bearing Advanced Training modules

The Warwick ESRC DTP will offer credit bearing Advanced Training modules. These will be 10 CAT modules at Masters level which can be taken by Midland Graduate School (MGS) ESRC DTP 1+3 students in contribution to their Masters programme and as well as by MGS DTP PhD phase students as part of their Advanced Training requirement.

Information about these modules will be made available here in due course.

Non-credit bearing Advanced Training workshops

Non-credit bearing Advanced Training workshops are workshop style training events ranging from half a day to 2 days in duration. All PhD students in the Social Sciences at Warwick, as well as ESRC funded Masters students from across the ESRC DTP network are welcome to attend.

Title of workshop	Date and Time	Venue	Convenor	Webpage and booking information
Field research, transparency and analytic rigour through coding	21st January 2019 9am-5pm	Wolfson Research Exchange, Library	Dr Maria Koinova	Webpage Booking form is available via the webpage
Researching Gender(ed) Work: Concepts and Methods	Thursday 2nd May 2019 9:30am- 5pm	R1.04, Ramphal Building, Library Road	Delivered by members of the Connecting Research on Employment and Work (CREW) network at the University of Warwick	Webpage Booking form is available via the webpage
Doing more interesting and influential research	Tuesday 7th May 2019 Time 9:30-4:30	R2.41	Professor Jorgen Sandberg, University of Queensland, Australia	Webpage Booking form is available via the webpage
Mediation, moderation and conditional process analysis	4th June 2019 10am-4pm (refreshments and registration from 9:30am)	A0.02 Zeeman Building	Dr Tom Bailey	Webpage  Booking form is available via the webpage
PsychoPy - programming for behavioural science studies	12th - 14th June 2019 9am - 5:30pm daily	A0.02 Zeeman Building	Dr Jon Peirce	Webpage Booking form is available via the webpage

The Ethnography Circle

The ESRC DTC/P at Warwick is also pleased to support The Ethnography Circle.

Full details of the Ethnography Circle programme for Term 1 can be found at http://www.warwick.ac.uk/go/ikon/events/ethnography

As before, this is intended as an informal, multi-disciplinary series open to all, so please feel free to share with any students or colleagues who may be interested.

If you wish to join us at one or all of these sessions, please let Katerina Gavrilova know via kin@wbs.ac.uk
Numbers will be limited so please contact me to secure a place.