Module Programme

Module Programme

The Programme will run as follows in 2011/12 (Semester 1)

The following sessions are mandatory elements of the module and all students enrolled on the module are expected to attend these sessions:

Date  Start time End time Room 

Session 

 Session presenter(s)
 Tue 27 September 2011  17:00  18:30  EEG050  Research Degree Processes  John-Paul Wilson
 Thu 29 September 2011  17:00  18:30  PL1002  Building your bibliography I: Using the library, online resources & databases  ILS
 Tue 04 October 2011  17:00  18:30  PL1002  Reference Management Software - RefWorks  ILS
 Thu 06 October 2011  17:00  18:30  PL1002  Building your bibliography II: internet resources and keeping-up-to-date  ILS
 Tue 11 October 2011  17:00  18:30  EEG050  Reading & Writing Strategies  John-Paul Wilson
 Thu 13 October 2011  17:00  18:30  EEG020  Writing Your Thesis  John Newbury & John-Paul Wilson
 Tue 18 October 2011  17:00  18:30  EEG050  Structuring Your Thesis  John Newbury & John-Paul Wilson
 Thu 20 October 2011  17:00  18:30  EEG020  From Research Question to Research Design  John-Paul Wilson
 Tue 25 October 2011  17:00  18:30  EEG050  Project Planning  John-Paul Wilson
 Thu 27 October 2011  17:00  18:30  CC008  Good Research Practice  John-Paul Wilson

In addition, in order to complete the module, the student should identify a minimum of 4 of the sessions below which are most appropriate to their research degree programme.  This decison should be made in discussion with yoru Director of Studies.  It may be possible to replace one of the sessions below with another training session if this is more appropriate but this must be discussed with the module leader John-Paul Wilson:

 Date Start time End time Room  Session  Session presenter(s) 
 Tue 1 November 2011 17:00  18:30  EEG050   Getting the most out of your supervisors  John-Paul Wilson
 Thu 3 November 2011 17:00  18:30  EEG027  The Viva   John-Paul Wilson 
 Thu 10 November 2011 17:00  18:30  PLG011  Time Management   Jan Francis-Smythe 
 Thu 24 November 2011 9:00  13:00  TBC  Research Ethics   Jan Quallington & John-Paul Wilson 
 Tue 13 March 2012 17:00  18:30  EEG020  Transfer   John-Paul Wilson 
 tbc            Theoretical Frameworks: Actor-Network Theory  Nick Evans
 tbc        Theoretical Frameworks: Semiotics, Structuralism & Post-Structuralism  John-Paul Wilson
 tbc        Theoretical Frameworks: Winch, Kuhn and the Social Sciences  John-Paul Wilson
 tbc        Research Methods: Archival Research  Suzanne Schwarz
 tbc        Research Methods: Non-statistical analysis of questionnaire data  Nick Evans
 tbc        Research Methods: Surveys  Dominic Upton
 tbc        Introduction to Data Management  tbc