Are you a PhD student, or doing another research degree? What are the habits that you need to get into, in order to arrive at submission day in good health and with a smile on your face? You know how much better you…
This GRADskills workshop is for all research postgraduate students from any year of study (5 places reserved for taught postgraduate students). Are you juggling too many things in your life? Do you ever feel…
This GRADskills workshop is primarily aimed at research postgraduates from science disciplines but students from Arts are welcome as well. Sharing your research findings via a poster is commonplace during the course of…
Finding your (Public Engagement) voice will explore how to go from having a head full of complicated information to effectively communicating some of that information to an audience using the skills and strengths that…
A career in research is exciting, varied and gives you the opportunity to be at the cutting edge of discovery in your chosen field, but it is a highly competitive environment and researchers from all over the world…
There are a number of options outside of academia that are open to those who hold a PhD. Not everyone chooses to climb the academic ladder and many researchers are unaware of the variety of other options that are…
This GRADskills workshop is particularly aimed at doctoral students in the first year of their PhD. The literature review is a key component of a PhD: it motivates and contextualises the research question and launches…
This GRADskills workshop is for all postgraduate students who may want to familiarise themselves with this bibliographic software. Bibliographic software management systems are useful for organising your references,…
This study is being conducted as part of my, Kalvin Roberts, research study in the School of Psychology and Neuroscience at the University of St Andrews. We are constantly making decisions because of the things we…
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…