Writing a literature review in the Arts (13 March) – Booking Open
This workshop will run online.
The literature review is a key component of a PhD: it motivates and contextualises the research question and launches the research. But developing a review is a complex task. Navigating seemingly limitless publications and shaping wide-ranging notes into a coherent text can feel overwhelming. This workshop offers practical ways of managing this process and laying the foundations for a review that meets the relevant criteria.
Please bring along a printed copy of a short article in your field that you are familiar with and that you are planning to discuss or refer to in your literature review.
What previous participants have said about this course:
“It is brilliant if you feel overwhelmed because it teaches how to dissect, critique and sort sources.”
“Extremely helpful in identifying how to improve your reading + how this will assist the lit review.”
“I am so glad I attended this at the beginning of my studies. It will make me much more efficient and effective in my reading.”
Book your place on Writing a literature review in the Sciences, Monday 13th March