How to be an effective researcher' programme for postgraduate researchers

A two-day, non-residential programme aimed at making those who are three to twelve months into their doctoral studies more effective as postgraduate researchers

Date first submitted

Thursday 04 December 2008

Date last modified

Thursday 02 June 2011

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Mapped to the RDF

Publisher

Vitae

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Type of resource:

• Complete workshop or training package

 

Focus of resource:

• Interpersonal skills development
• Generic research skills development
• Wider preparation for academic practice

 

Relevant audience(s):

• PGR

 

Relationship to JSS:

• Research skills & techniques
• Research management
• Personal effectiveness

 

Running time:

1 - 2 hrs

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• Effective reseacher PGR - learning journal

  File created:

  Wednesday 01 July 2009

  File size:

  339KB

  File type:

  MS Word

  File description:

  The learning journal has been designed as an aid, to help capture the maximum benefit from the ‘How to be an effective researcher’ for postgraduate researchers programme.

• Effective researcher-PDR - participant learning journal front cover

  File created:

  Wednesday 01 July 2009

  File type:

  MS Word

  File description:

  Front cover to the learning journal in word so easily adapted to participant

• Effective researcher - PGR - Programme leader manual

  File created:

  Wednesday 01 July 2009

  File size:

  3MB

  File type:

  PDF

  File description:

  Programme leader manual

• Effectiver researcher - PGR- Programme organiser manual

  File created:

  Wednesday 01 July 2009

  File size:

  2MB

  File type:

  PDF

  File description:

  Programme organiser manual

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Trainers related to this resource are:

Related trainers:

Mr Andrew Durrant, Dr Allan Sim, Dr Pete Moore, Dr Kate Mahoney, Dr Sarah Haas, Dr Paul Frazer, Dr Lynn Clark, Miss Daniela Bultoc

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‘How to be an effective researcher for postgraduate researchers’ published by The Careers Research and Advisory Centre (CRAC) Limited

 

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