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Tue 3rd March
Building on your Skills: Reflective writing
1pm - 2pm
Online
Increasingly, assignments have a reflective component. You might be asked to reflect on your learning, your writing, or your practice. Whatever the context, this workshop hosted by the ASC, will help you get you started with your reflective writing.
Wed 4th March
PGT Essentials: Developing your writing
2pm - 3:30pm
Online
Join the Academic Skills Centre for this online workshop on developing your academic writing, structuring your essays, and writing more critically, followed by a Q&A where you can ask any questions related to academic writing.
Wed 11th March
Building on your Skills: Writing introductions and conclusions
1pm - 2pm
Online
This workshop, hosted by the ASC, focuses on structure, content and wording, providing you with clear strategies and tips for writing introductions and conclusions.
Wed 18th March
PGT Essentials: Managing your research project
2pm - 3:30pm
Online
Managing your PGT research project for the first time can be overwhelming and unfamiliar. Join the ASC for this online workshop on time management, working with your supervisor and getting started with your project, followed by a Q&A.
Wed 25th March
Building on your Skills: Exams and revision
1pm - 2pm
Online
This workshop, hosted by the ASC, will help you prepare for your exams. It will help reflect on your own approaches to revision, consider different strategies for revising, and ensure you’re prepared on the day for the exam.
Wed 29th April
PGT Essentials: Getting started with your dissertation
2pm - 3:30pm
Online
How do I get started with my dissertation? Where do I begin with literature searching? How can I engage with my subject critically communicate this in my writing? Three advisors from the ASC will give you some top tips followed by a Q&A.
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