English: Writing: Achieving Synthesis 1
Description
The writing workshops will cover a mixture of structure, accuracy and style in academic English writing.
Target audience
- 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
Prerequisites
- Non-native MPhil by Research and PhD students plus Postdocs from the Department of Engineering ONLY
Duration
One two hour session
Frequency
Once a year
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