The Practical Public Engagement workshop will start with a variety of simple exercises designed to help you communicate your research directly to non-specialist audiences. From there we will look at the variety of…
This GRADskills is for postgraduate research students from all disciplines. It provides participants with a clear understanding of several different types of interview process, including academic, competency-based,…
Exploring the Relationship between Autobiographical Memory Retrieval and Social Problem-Solving in Autism Spectrum DisordersThis study is being conducted as part of my PhD thesis in the School of Psychology and…
This Passport to Research Futures workshop is open to all research students and research and teaching staff. A review of the main types of IP (patents, trademarks, designs, copyright) and how they can be used to…
The Political Institute of Action Research (Union-affiliated Student Think Tank, part of the Scotland’s Future Series) is recruiting students from all years and subjects to join our Official Research Teams as…
This study is being conducted as part of my (Rachel Weiss’s) PhD Thesis in the School of Psychology and Neuroscience at the University of St Andrews. We invite you to participate in a research project investigating the…
This workshop will run online. This GRADskills workshop will start with a variety of simple exercises designed to help you communicate your research directly to non-specialist audiences. From there we will look at the…
This workshop will run online. This GRADskills workshop will provide participants with a clearer understanding of the interview process, with a specific focus on academic and competency-based questions. Fundamental…
The Research Skills Toolkit from Epigeum is a comprehensive, interactive online training resource for early-career researchers covering a broad range of essential skills. The Toolkit has 18 online modules covering…
CEED is inviting Postgraduate students to contribute to the GRADskills Postgraduate Development blog. We are looking into c.400-600-words-long contributions from PGR and PGT students, and alumni alike.The blog focuses…