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Accelerator: Increase your Productivity
Microsoft Teams
How do you fit the diverse demands on your time into your day? In this session you will get tips on how to manage your tasks, find extra time in the day, improve your planning and achieve your objectives.
Accelerator is a series of sessions which we think is invaluable to getting your PhD off to the best start. There’s no need to attend all of them, and some are repeated at different times/ days throughout the 10 weeks of term.
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Accelerator: Intro to Project Management
Microsoft Teams

Hear from your peers as to how they have managed their PhD. By the end of the workshop, you should be able to: develop more knowledge about what project management tools can be used in your day to day tasks; understand importance of project management skills for your own research project; apply learned knowledge into practice; identify your stakeholders, and to understand their needs; manage stakeholder expectations; manage risks and issues, including changes to scope; review and learn from strengths and weaknesses of your own research project; and, ultimately, self-reflect on your own productivity and effectiveness.

YouTube: Project Management - YouTube
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