English Writing: Getting started: Purpose, Audience & Structure

The writing workshops will cover a mixture of structure, accuracy and style in academic English writing.

• Non-native MPhil by Research and PhD students plus Postdocs from the Department of Engineering ONLY
• Further details regarding Engineering Language Unit's eligibility criteria are available

• Non-native MPhil by Research and PhD students plus Postdocs from the Department of Engineering ONLY

Number of sessions: 1

Class work and individual study

One two hour session

Yearly

• English: Culture & Writing
• English: Grammar for Speaking & Writing: Articles
• English: How to write to help the reader: Language, structure and style
• English: How to read to improve your writing: Dissecting Models
• CLIC: Speaking skills: Practising your presentations in English
• CLIC: Speaking skills: Fluency and Appropriacy
• CLIC: Speaking skills: Pronunciation Skills
• CLIC: Core skills: Supervisor/Student Communication
• English: Writing: Focus on sentence structure
• English: Writing: Achieving Synthesis 1
• English: Writing: Achieving Synthesis: Writing your best
• English: Writing for Engineers (Research students)
• English: Writing - Building on Your Academic Vocabulary
• English: Writing - Peer review, Feedback on your own work
• English: Writing - Editing and Proof-reading Tips and Strategies
• English: Writing: Avoiding Common Errors in your papers
• English: Writing: Vocabulary building
• English: Writing: Language for Emails and Letters
• English: Writing: The Basics of Writing: Your Strategy
• English: Writing: Grammar Surgery to Idenitify your Errors
• English: Writing: Prepositions
• English: ?Punctuate properly!
• English: Writing - Punctuation in Scientific Writing
• English: Writing: Refining your choice of academic language
• English: Writing: Summaries & Abstracts: How to write them
• English: Writing: Trouble-shooting
• English: Writing - Using sources in English
• English: Writing: Poster presentations 2