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Planning and Structuring Your Thesis |
25/01/21 |
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Training Area | Researcher and Academic Development |
Specific Area | Knowledge Base (A1) |
Course Type | Workshop |
Closing Date | 22/01/21 |
Main Trainer | Gordon Spark |
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Student Year 2; Student Year 3; Student Year 4; Student Year 5; Student Year 6; Student Year 7; Student Year 8; Student Year 9; Student Year 10; Student Year 11; Student Year 12; Student Year 13; Student Year 14; Student Year 15; Blended Off Campus; Distance Learning; Distance Learning Other; Full Time; Full Time Other; Part Time; Part Time Other; Writing-Full Time; Writing-Part Time
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Scope |
Workshop summary In this flipped workshop, you will first engage with online materials and activities which will cover possible formats of a thesis and will explore the role of individual chapters. We will also consider how these individual chapters might themselves be structured to best ensure the overall coherence of the thesis.
Participants will then have the opportunity to share their thoughts on the structure of their own work and refine this in light of the discussion which follows in the live workshop.
Aims and Objectives • To identify the overall structure and key features of a thesis in your own discipline area • To emphasise the importance of structural coherence in the thesis and within individual chapters, and to consider how this coherence can be achieved • To identify the role of individual chapters within the overall structure of your thesis • To help you identify and refine your own thesis plan
Pre-session Requirements Participants should work through the Sway resource and engage with the activities suggested there before attending the live online workshop. The workshop provides an opportunity to explore some of these areas in more detail and to ask any questions arising from working through the Sway.
On-the-Day Details Please arrive at least 10 minutes before the start of the webinar.
Researcher Development Framework (RDF) http://www.vitae.ac.uk/researchers/428241/Researcher-Development-Framework.html Knowledge Base (A1)
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