Our free event for postgraduates and early-career researchers

The free event, on Thursday 21 March at the University of London’s Senate House, will feature talks, advice clinics, exhibition stands, library tours and much more.

A postgraduate student who attended last year’s event said:

“The whole day was a great success. I learnt so much from attending, and it was definitely worth the trip. The day encouraged me to try new things in my research, like use of social media/blogging, and has helped clarify some questions I had about starting a career in research. Thank you so much - I thoroughly look forward to your next event.”

This year’s speakers include:

• Thomas Baldwin, Paul Allchin, Mura Ghosh (M25, British Library, Senate House Library) - Using libraries
• Richard Crookes (EBSCO) - Features and functionality of APA databases on EBSCOhost
• Dr Simon Goodman (Coventry University) - Qualitative research methods
• Rebecca Harkin (Wiley) - Publishing with Impact
• Dr Christian Jarrett (editor of the BPS Research Digest) - Why you should tell the world about your research through blogging
• Dr Ray Kent (Royal Veterinary College) - Early Career researchers and bibliometrics
• Dr Gillian Shorter (Ulster University) - Quantitative research methods
• James Soderman (Queen Mary) - Conceptual mapping and the research question

A complimentary lunch and refreshments will be provided.

This is a free event, but if you wish to attend you must book your place online.