GRADUATE SCHOOL PROJECT: RESOURCES FOR POSTGRADUATE RESEARCH STUDENTS

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The Graduate School is launching a project this month to provide you with information on available resources that help you make the most of your study and maintain your wellbeing while a doctoral researcher at university. You will be able access these resources online, as well as through new (drop-in) discussion sessions at the Graduate School.

The project is designed and delivered by Dr Alicia Peña Bizama, who currently leads the Life Tools programme for the university, and also contributes to our RRDP programme. She is setting up a blog for you and will be writing the blog posts as well as run the weekly discussion sessions outlined below.
This is a short survey so that you can tell us what topics you would like to see covered in the blog as well as discussion sessions.
Thank you for your contribution to developing this project to benefit all Graduate students.

1. What area of research are you working on?

Sciences/Life Sciences

Arts & Humanities/Social Sciences

Business

Other:

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2. What topics are of interest to you? (Tick those that apply)

Managing academic pressure

Increasing concentration and memory

Improving sleep

Increasing productivity

Managing communications with supervisor/academics

Increasing motivation

Overcoming perfectionism

Dealing with procrastination

Balancing research work with personal/family life

How to prepare for the Confirmation of Registration/Viva

Other:

3. What topics do find difficult to discuss with your supervisor relating to your research?

4. Are you: (tick those that apply)

Full-time

Part-time

First year

Second year

Third year

Fourth year/beyond

5. Are you...

A UK student

An EU student

An international/Overseas student

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6. Are there any other areas not mentioned above on which you would like more information or support?

Thank you for your participation. Best wishes in your studies.

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