Please note this workshop is only open to Humanities researchers at the University of Oxford
Are you part-way through your PhD and wondering how to keep going? Do you need a push to progress to the final stages? If so, this workshop is for you.
When the initial burst of enthusiasm that comes from starting your PhD starts to fade, but the end still feels a long way off, it can feel challenging to maintain your momentum and you might worry that you’re not making enough progress. In this supportive workshop we will explore approaches to boost your productivity, overcome blocks and identify what you need to successfully move forward with your PhD.
In this interactive workshop you will:
• Clarify where you are with your PhD
• Identify your critical success factors
• Learn tools and techniques to boost your productivity
• Build a support network
• Develop a plan for success
Due to limited capacity, please only book a place on this workshop if you are a DPhil student in the period between Transfer of Status and Confirmation of Status.
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For enquiries about this workshop, email training@humanities.ox.ac.uk.
Natalie James is the Founder and Director of Research Coach, an organisation that provides one-to-one coaching and a variety of professional development workshops and events for academics, researchers and higher education professionals. Prior to launching Research Coach, Natalie spent four years managing research staff development activity at the University of Sussex, before which she spent five years as a senior manager at the UK Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council. She graduated with a PhD in Chemistry from the University of Bristol in 2009.
