Part-Time Researcher Day (May 2016)

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Part-Time Researcher Day (May 2016)

By The Graduate School, The University of Northampton

Date and time

Fri, 6 May 2016 09:30 - 16:30 GMT+1

Location

MY120, Maidwell Building, Avenue Research Centre, University of Northampton

Avenue Campus St George's Ave Northampton NN26JD United Kingdom

Description

Part Time Researcher Workshop

Who is it for? Part-Time Research Degree Students

What will it cover? The Part-Time Researcher Workshop is a day long event which gives part-time research students the time and space to share and discuss issues which directly affect their research degree study.

A facilitated discussion on the ethos and problems of part-time research will be tackled throughout the day, with a problem solving session and 2 development workshops. Additionally, the day offers a valuable opportunity for students to meet and chat with fellow part-timers to share experiences and solutions to problems.

Part time researcher workshop: Schedule

9.15 Arrival and registration
9.30 Welcome
9.35 Icebreakers and objective setting
10.00 Part-time success stories on video
10.15 Ethos and process of part-time research – group exercise to determine priorities, concerns, common ground.
11.15 Refreshment break
11.30 Skills workshop 1: Working with your Supervisor part time and at a distance
Robin Laney and Bart Rienties (Open University)
13.00 Lunch
13.45 Skills workshop 2: Time, productivity and motivation: Tips for part-timers
Simone Apel (University of Northampton) and Jen Smith (University of Keele)
15.15 Refreshment break
15.25 Objectives review
15.40 Action planning
15.50 Questions and Evaluation
16.00 Close

This workshop is open to any research degree student from Midlands universities studying part-time.

Further information is available from Simone Apel (simone.apel@northampton.ac.uk; 01604 893418).


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The Graduate School plays a central role providing a University-wide framework for skills development, career preparation and administration to support all postgraduate research degree students, their supervisors and early career researchers.

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