Getting Published in a Journal III: Impact (Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences) New
Getting published is a central part of being a researcher. Understanding where and why to publisht is crucial to developing an effective stragegy that will help you realise your research and/or career ambitions.
With this in mind, the workshop explores strategy around the question of ‘high impact’, and the various meanings (formal and informal) this implies, the limitations of impact metrics and the importance of understanding publishing cultures across academia, and how these vary..
PhD Students in Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences
It is preferable but not essential that you attend ‘Getting Published I’ and ‘Getting Publish II’ before attending this course.
Disclaimer: The course does not offer bespoke or 1-1 support for manuscript preparation
This course will facilitated via Zoom, please ensure you have access. Zoom Joining link will be sent in Booking Confirmation email.
Number of sessions: 1
| # | Date | Time | Venue | Trainer |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Wed 28 Feb 10:00 - 12:00 | 10:00 - 12:00 | Online | Dr Christian Gilliam |
- Develop the basis for a publication plan, with a view to exploiting publications to their maximum potential
- Develop a reflective comprehension of journal publications and the choices to be made therein
- Gain a better understanding of the term ‘impact’ and its various meanings and uses
- Help you link your understanding of publication strategies with personal goals
One 2 hour session
This course is scheduled to run once per term
Booking / availability