Are you mystified by the demands of a doctoral thesis? In this interactive session, you’ll
discover what’s involved and develop a plan to help you make progress. With examples and
discussions, you’ll explore different approaches and structures so you can decide what’s
right for you.
Learning Outcomes
By the end of the session, you’ll have:
- Understood the main requirements and elements of a doctoral thesis.
- Considered different approaches to structuring your thesis.
- Reflected on what you’ve already achieved and what’s left to do.
- Gained ideas for maintaining writing momentum.
- Set goals for the next steps.
Although this workshop discusses the structure of the literature review, the review itself is
covered by a separate workshop.
About the trainer:
This session will be delivered by Dr Jo Collins. Jo is a coach, trainer, researcher and consultant specialising in supporting researchers and academics in the Higher Education sector. Over the years, in her roles as teacher and coach Jo has supported academics and researchers develop productive reading and working strategies. Jo has been working in Higher Education for the last twenty years, and is also Senior Lecturer in Counselling, Coaching and Mentoring at Canterbury Christ Church University.
**Please note, this course requires a £20 deposit which will be refunded once you have attended the course, or have cancelled your place at least 72 hours before the course start date. Please see our full Terms and Conditions for more information.
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Please address any enquiries about this event to training@humanities.ox.ac.uk.
