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Using drawing for your research for planning

Part of the 'Using drawing in your research' mini series; this session focusses on how you can use creativity and

drawing to develop the structure and design of your thesis.

Sometimes we have so many ideas for our research and writing; but it is so difficult to decide how to get them to
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Seven Steps to PhD completion

What are the key characteristics of successful PhDs? A discussion session identifying some best practice; identifying characteristics and hints. We will set goals for the next few months, plan some time away from our research, and set milestones and targets.

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Research Methods Series 4: Graphical representation of qualitative and quantitative data

This session will focus on graphical solutions for both qualitative and quantitative research. We aim to cover what visual solutions are appropriate for quantitative and qualitative data and introduce a range of visual aids for interpreting and presenting these data, such as pathway analysis graphs, Sankey diagrams, and discourse analysis graphs.

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