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This session provides advice and guidance on a variety of approaches to writing a thesis. As well as content on planning and structures, there will be space to write and to reflect together as part of a supportive writers' network.

This practical workshop is suitable for postgraduate researchers who are at any stage, but some of the guidance will be geared towards those in the latter stages of thesis construction.

Learning outcomes

By the end of the workshop you will:

• Appreciate the requirements and elements of a postgraduate thesis
• Reflect on what you've already achieved, set goals for the next steps and feel energised about the next stages of writing
• Receive guidance on a variety of approaches to structuring the content of your thesis
• Share tips for planning and scheduling the writing (and finishing) of your thesis

Target audience

Postgraduate researchers in the early-mid stages from any Arts and Humanities or Social Science discipline.

Workshop feedback

• "Calming! Good ideas for planning and thinking about how to structure thesis and overcome problems"
• "The whole workshop was extremely useful"
• "Tips, techniques and websites to write, edit, and motivate"

About the facilitators

This workshop is facilitated by Dr Fawzia Haeri Mazanderani and Dr Emily Danvers from the School of Education and Social Work

About this theme

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By: Zydrune Jasiunaite
Last updated: Tuesday, 24 September 2024