Making the most of your research: Impact and knowledge exchange
Attendance: 22 / 20
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
Attendance: 50 / 50
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
Attendance: 51 / 50
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
Attendance: 30 / 30
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
Attendance: 86 / ∞
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
Attendance: 35 / 35
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
Attendance: 30 / 30
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?
Attendance: 15 / 15
Reflexivity is a widely used - perhaps overused - term in research. Although social scientists would consider reflexivity to be a cornerstone of research, it…
How to get published in the social sciences
Attendance: 81 / 80
In this Q&A session there will be an opportunity to address any questions you may have about getting your academic work published. We can share…