- How to put your reading into your writing
Date: 28 October 2019
Venue: Room 2D09 (Library), Glenside Campus
Workshop: Learn how to incorporate themes and ideas from multiple sources into your own work.
- How to get started with critical writing
Date: 29 October 2019
Venue: Room 2D09 (Library), Glenside Campus
Workshop: Learn how to make your writing less descriptive and more critical. This workshop is suitable for Level 1 and 2 students.
- How to improve your critical writing
Date: 29 October 2019
Venue: Room 4D24 (Library), Frenchay Campus
Workshop: Learn how to build an argument and develop an appropriate “voice”.
This will be useful if you are undertaking postgraduate study or if you have been told that you need to be more critical in your writing. This workshop will be suitable for Level 3 and postgraduate students.
- Quantitative Research Methods: The overview - A One-Day Course for UWE Postgraduate Researchers
Date: 30 October 2019
Venue: UWE Frenchay Campus, Room tbc
This course delivered by Dr Paul White will give an overview of the Scientific Method in Quantitative Research covering literature, research questions, scientific questions, ethics, design, deductive logic, statistical hypotheses, data capture, exploratory data analysis concepts and errors in statistical hypothesis testing, internal, external and other forms of validity, and conclusions.
- How to make notes and read effectively
Date: 30 October 2019
Venue: Room 4D24 (Library), Frenchay Campus
Workshop: Learn strategies for selecting what to read and how to take useful notes when reading and listening.
- How to improve your critical writing
Date: 30 October 2019
Venue: Room 2D09 (Library), Glenside Campus
Learn how to build an argument and develop an appropriate 'voice'.
This will be useful if you are undertaking postgraduate study or if you have been told that you need to be more critical in your writing. This workshop will be suitable for Level 3 and postgraduate students.
- Introduction to R - A one-day workshop for UWE Postgraduate Researchers
Date: 01 November 2019
Venue: UWE, Frenchay Campus, Room tbc
R is a statistical software package and statistical programming language, which provides a huge variety of tools for statistical analysis. It is the most widely used free statistical software in academia, and is a sought after statistical programming language.
- How to get started with critical writing
Date: 01 November 2019
Venue: Room 4D24 (Library), Frenchay Campus
Workshop: Learn how to make your writing less descriptive and more critical.
This workshop is suitable for Level 1 and 2 students.
- Undergraduate Open Day
Date: 02 November 2019
Venue: City Campus
Come along to an Open Day at our City Campus to get a real insight into student life at UWE Bristol.
- How to plan and structure your writing
Date: 05 November 2019
Venue: Room 4D24 (library), Frenchay Campus
Workshop: Learn how to understand your assignment title and how to plan and structure an academic assignment.
- Guide to Searching and Organising the Literatures – A workshop for UWE Bristol Postgraduate Researchers
Date: 05 November 2019
Venue: UWE Frenchay Campus, Library Level 4, Room 4D24
This workshop run by Library Services will provide you with some tools and techniques to navigate this element of your projects.
- How to critically appraise health information
Date: 06 November 2019
Venue: Room 2D09 (Library), Glenside Campus
Workshop: Learn how to apply the basic principles of critical appraisal for health information.
- Financial Capability Module
Date: 06 November 2019
Venue: X Block, Bristol Business School, Frenchay Campus
Develop essential money skills and get confident about your finances in this award-winning module. Each workshop covers different aspects of personal finances and finishes with a quiz and opportunity to win prizes.
- How to search effectively - database searching and RefWorks
Date: 06 November 2019
Venue: Room 4D24 (Library), Frenchay Campus
Workshop: Search subject databases and use RefWorks to manage your references.
Get top tips on searching specialist databases, with opportunity for hands-on practice. Librarians will be on hand to advise on databases relevant to your faculty. There will also be advice on managing your references.
- How to put your reading into your writing
Date: 07 November 2019
Venue: Room 4D24 (library), Frenchay Campus
Workshop: Learn how to incorporate themes and ideas from multiple sources into your own work.
