The goal of any PhD is to produce a thesis, but for many this document can be a bit mysterious. Often there are questions such as: What exactly is a thesis? What should go into one? How should I set it out? What should I include? When should I start writing it? And many more.

To help answer YOUR questions, we have recruited 3 of our recent PhD graduates: Dr Eva Liu, Dr Luke Hodson, and Dr Owain Ritchie. They will all talk about their experiences with the thesis and hopefully help clarify some of the mystery surrounding the document for you.

However, for us to hold a Q+A session, naturally we need YOUR questions. Are you wondering about any of the above? Any other queries rumbling around in your head? Please post any and all questions that you have to our Padlet and we will do our best to go over them all during the session. The link to the Padlet is here: https://en-gb.padlet.com/thomasgfreeman/u45b5rux48ozxr6v

All posts are anonymous, and please don't feel that any question is too silly to ask. We'd rather you asked so that we can answer it - there's a good chance someone else is wondering about the answer too!

Regardless of whether you have any specific questions you want to ask, if you would like to attend our event then please submit the form at https://warwick.ac.uk/fac/sci/psych/events/how_to_write_a_good_phd_thesis/ and we will send you the Teams link in due course.

Hope to see you all there!