Research skills resources
This is where you can find out about our range of resources for research postgraduates. Here you can find concise documents that include advice on matters relevant to you as a research postgraduate, such as how to write your research proposal, how to interview for research, guides to research ethics and plagiarism, amongst many more. These come in various formats, including text-based study guides, IT guides, interactive tutorials, check lists, templates and recommended links to external resources.
- Application forms
- Avoiding plagiarism
- Study guide
- Avoiding plagiarism
- Online tutorial
- Contributing to seminars and tutorials
- Study guide
- CVs
- Careers resource for help with your CV
- Delivering an effective presentation
- Study guide
- Designing an academic poster
- Online tutorial
- Doing a literature review
- Study guide
- Improving your reading skills
- Study guide
- Inclusive writing
- Study guide
- Interviews
- Resources to help you with interviews for jobs and courses
- Microsoft PowerPoint 2007 for posters
- IT workbook
- Microsoft Word 2007 for long documents
- IT workbook
- Mind mapping by Tony Buzan
- YouTube video
- Note-making
- Study guide
- Note-making for distance learning students
- Study guide
- Organising your time
- Study guide
- Planning an effective presentation
- Study guide
- Poster presentations
- Study guide
- Preparing for your viva
- Study guide
- Referencing and bibliographies
- Study guide
- Successful group projects
- Study Guide
- The art of editing
- Study guide
- The Harvard referencing manual
- Online based resource
- The Vancouver referencing guide
- Online based resource
- Thought mapping
- Study Guide
- Using PowerPoint
- Study guide
- Using visual aids
- Study guide
- What is critical reading
- Study guide
- What is critical writing
- Study guide
- What it means to be a critical student
- Video tutorial
- Writing essays
- Study guide
- Writing essays
- Study guide
- Writing for science
- Study guide
- Writing reports
- Study guide
- Writing reports
- Study guide
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