If you started your degree this September, please consider filling in this short survey about your transition to studying. Your answers will stay anonymous and be used to improve the transitions to study services…
This event will run on campus. The Postgraduate Researcher Development Day is a half-day event designed to help introduce Postgraduate Researchers to some of the training and development opportunities available to…
Do you want to develop your leadership skills? Would you like to conduct a research project with a supervisor in your chosen field (while receiving a generous stipend to do so during some of the summer)? Would you like…
An electrical shutdown, required for work to continue on the new heating and cooling system in the Main Library, will take place on Saturday 15 and Sunday 16 October. This will affect the Main Library (as well as the…
As part of the Academic Staff Development programme, CEED and OSDS are running a selection of workshops that are open to our postgraduate research community. On Wednesday 19th October (2-4pm) we will be running our…
These events will run on campus. The Postgraduate Researcher Development Day is a half-day event designed to help introduce Postgraduate Researchers to some of the training and development opportunities available to…
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…
If you are currently working on an individual route application for a category of HEA Fellowship, you may wish to attend one or more of the short Fellowship Bites sessions taking place in October and November (dates…
If you are a doctoral student hoping to teach for the first time this academic year, note that all new postgraduate or external part-time teachers are required to complete mandatory courses from CEED before they can…
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…