University regulations require the final submission of awarded doctoral theses to be made in in electronic format. Electronic final (library) theses are published via the St Andrews Research Repository and currently…
This GRADskills workshop is particularly for research postgraduates nearing the end of their degree. The workshop will help you gain an understanding of the process for the submission of the research data/digital…
This Passport to Research Futures workshop is open to all research students, and research and teaching staff. If you are interested in continuing in research then it is never too early to start planning your career…
This GRADskills workshop is for doctoral students from any discipline in the final year of their PhD. The PhD viva is an integral part of the PhD process in the UK. It offers great opportunities for a well prepared…
If you are a doctoral student hoping to teach in semester 2 this academic year, note that all new postgraduate or external part-time teachers are required to complete mandatory courses from CEED before they can start…
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. Different career options outside academia will be presented and discussed, including roles in industry and other roles in Higher Education. Some of the pros and cons of some alternative…
This workshop will run online. The PhD viva is an integral part of the PhD process in the UK. It offers great opportunities for a well prepared candidate to discuss their work with experts in the field. This course…
Applications are now open for GRADskills’ annual intensive writing event – Thesis Marathon (formerly Thesis Bootcamp). Thesis Marathon is designed for doctoral students nearing completion and will take place in March…
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…