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Speaking in tongues - Navigating English language
Microsoft Teams

Speaking in tongues: navigating English language.

These regular sessions provide opportunities to share and nuance any difficulties with English in either reading, writing and speaking, and explore potential ways forward for navigating these in your work plan. The sessions will vary week on week so please connect with the RDO channel to see what is coming up the following week.

It will be led by early career researcher Dr Claire French (performance studies/ sociolinguistics) from her base in Australia.
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Publishing your data
Microsoft Teams
Research data management (RDM) relates to the handling, storage, curation, preservation and provision of continuing access to analogue and digital research data. Research data collected during a project may include qualitative interview records, survey results, quantitative experimental data, and more! Regardless of the data you are collecting, RDM is a way of codifying these research good practices in a way that can make it easier for you to conduct your research.
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Masterclass for Post Graduate Research Students
Microsoft Teams

Looking after your wellbeing

This masterclass is aimed at Post Graduate Research (PGR) students to provide a snapshot of strategies and tips that you can use to look after your wellbeing.

We understand that as a PGR student you may be faced with challenges throughout your course both academically and personally; juggling study with work or family commitments, stress surrounding future career choices or pressures of a financial nature for example.

The session will provide you with advice on how to manage some of these and other challenges that may arise during your Post Graduate course. You will come away with a range of practical tools and resources that you can use to remain motivated, productive and that can help you to manage competing demands.

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Pint & PhD
Online
Looking for opportunities to present and network?
Every other Wednesday, make yourself a drink and join us on Microsoft Teams to hear the latest research from members of the PGR community!
Each of our Pint & PhD events will feature 2-3 PhD students talking about their research in an informal and engaging way to a general audience for up to 10 minutes, with the opportunity for questions and further discussion afterwards.
All disciplines and subjects are welcome, so come and be curious and learn about something new - and if presenting, make sure you're pitching it to a cross-disciplinary audience!
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Using storytelling to communicate your research
Microsoft Teams

Using storytelling to communicate your research

This workshop teaches various concepts of storytelling as a means to make your research more engaging. Whether writing your final chapters or preparing for a conference, skilful storytelling has widespread applicability throughout our lives.

This workshop provides:

· Concepts of Storytelling that you can use as a tool to structure the delivery of your research.

· An opportunity to discuss the layout of your research as a group and to find ways to improve upon it.

· A method of structuring your research, the Storyboard, which you can use in the workshop to work on your current project.

 

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