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Vitae

Doctoral researchers and research staff: The University of Edinburgh is a member of Vitae, an organisation dedicated to world-class professional and career development of researchers.  The Vitae website has a wealth of resources and advice designed specifically for researchers, whether your ambition is to stay within or move outside academia. The resources …

Bitesize: Creating Remarkable Postgrad/Supervisor Relationships

We have added a new Bitesize Workshop! Open to Supervisors and PhD Students. Creating Remarkable Postgrad/Supervisor Relationships 27/3/15 I often forget what it is like to be a student, so simply listening to their experiences can be very powerful. And students may not understand what is going on in supervisors’ …

Seven Secrets of a Highly Successful Research Student 20/2/15

This semester we have a guest speaker, Hugh Kearns of Flinders University, Australia presenting a workshop ‘Seven Secrets of a Highly Successful Research Student’ on 20/2/15. Hugh Kearns BAgSc, MEd, MMHS Hugh Kearns is recognised internationally as a public speaker, educator and researcher. He regularly lectures at universities across the …

PhD Workshops in January 2015

Take a look at some of the workshops we are running in January 2015…. book your place now! The Writing Process: Getting Started (CHSS) 8/1/15 Is My Writing Academic Enough? (CSCE &CMVM) 9/1/15 Bitesize: Designing Creativity and Innovation within Research 12/1/15 The Writing Process: Getting Started (CSCE & CMVM) 14/1/15 Is …

3 Minute Thesis 2015

The 3 Minute Thesis (3MT) competition requires PhD students to compete to deliver the best research presentation in just 3 minutes (and one slide). It is based on a concept developed by the University of Queensland which quickly spread across Australia and New Zealand, and has gone global. Participants have …

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