Making the most of your research: Impact and knowledge exchange
This workshop will help you to explore how your research can make an impact outside of academia. A pre-recorded seminar will be shared with you…
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Thinking about what research leadership means to you and why it matters
Are you a hedgehog or a fox? Does the idea of becoming a 'hedge-fox' sound at all attractive? What do you understand by these terms…
Three Ethical Hoops: Vulnerable and Sensitive subjects; ‘Insider’ Conflicts; and the Ethics of Impact
The purpose of this workshop is to encourage students to think of ethics as a continuum in their research project: it is not a set…
Research Design in the Social Sciences
Research design is a core component of every good research paper, irrespective of its theoretical approach or type of empirical evidence (quantitative or qualitative) to…
Keynote and Q&A: “Brexit, British politics, and social science” with Professor Anand Menon
The lecture considers what has happened in the Brexit process, where we’ve reached and what might happen now, and its potential consequences for politics and…
A Visual Introduction to R
A gentle and visual introduction to R. including: working within R, reading in data, scraping data from the internet and how to visualise your data.…
Introduction to Systematic Reviews
This session will provide health and social science doctoral students with skills to plan, develop and conduct a systematic or integrative review.
Reflexivity – why does it matter?
Reflexivity is a widely used - perhaps overused - term in research. Although social scientists would consider reflexivity to be a cornerstone of research, it…