A3: Creativity

Related Workshops

• Arduino: Introduction

  Any postgraduate research student or research staff who wishes to use an Arduino microcontroller to control experiments, but is unfamiliar with them. No knowledge of programming or computing is assumed.

• Briefing Video: Understanding the Brunel 3D Researcher Development Tool©

  All research students (who are required to engage with the Brunel 3D Tool)

• Careers: Opportunities and tools for researchers wishing to work outside of academia

  Researchers (mid stage, final stage), Research staff

• Creative Methods in the Social Sciences

  Researchers (early stage, mid stage, final stage), Research staff

• Creativity: How to find creative solutions to problems (Bite-sized workshop)

  Researchers (early stage, mid stage, final stage), Research staff

• Experimental Design (Quantative) - Online module (B)

  Compulsory for all first year PhD students (Life Sciences) and optional for any other PGR students who wish to participate

• Media and public engagement skills - Online module (A)

  Compulsory for all first your PhD students and optional for any other PGR students who wish to participate

• Media skills: A practical workshop

  Researchers (mid stage, final stage), Research staff

• PRESENTATION SKILLS: Techniques to deliver successful oral presentations

  All research students

• Qualitative Research Methods: Researching Beneath the Surface - Ethnography

  Researchers (early stage, mid stage, final stage), Research staff

• Qualitative Research Methods: Researching Beneath the Surface - Narratives

  Researchers (early stage, mid stage, final stage), Research staff