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Discussing your results and referring back to the literature

In this session, we will examine how to discuss your research findings, of how your own research relates to the wider context, the limitations of your research and how these may affect the validity or usefulness of your findings, along with the implications of your findings. We will study some writing samples and you will be provided with a list of useful phrases commonly employed when discussing your research findings.

This session will run Tuesday 28 May 10.00-12.00, Room 0.013

There are limited places available on this workshop. By submitting this form you are committing to attending this workshop. If you are no longer able to attend you must email wbsmastersreception@wbs.ac.uk so that your place may be allocated to someone else.
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