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Theme: RDC D
9 matching courses
An RDC session for 1st year PhD students (Division D) in the Department of Engineering.
Develop your information searching skills and learn the best ways to find relevant and useful resources.
The session will cover:
- Search strategy
- Search methods
- Where to search
- Troubleshooting common problems
- Staying up to date
- Managing your references
Please bring a laptop or other web-enabled device with you to the session. The session slides will be made available on Moodle.
This session will take place in the Civil Engineering Building.
An RDC session for 1st Year PhD students (Division D), Department of Engineering.
An introduction to research ethics and integrity, discussing ethical considerations in research, how to conduct ethical research and a practical approach to ethical review process.
This session will take place in the Civil Engineering building.
An RDC session for 1st year PhD students (Division D), Department of Engineering.
Learn how and why to keep your information and data organised, stored and accessible by creating a Data Management Plan. The session will cover: What data are you using?, Creating vs reusing data, Storage, organisation and version control, Data safety and backing up, Sharing your data. Please bring a laptop or other web-enabled device with you to the session. Slides from the session will be made available on Moodle.
This session will take place in the Civil Engineering building.
Two RDC sessions for 1st year PhD students (Division D), Department of Engineering.
Find out how to create eye-catching and effective conference posters to illustrate your research. The first session will cover: Why conference posters?, Design principles, Readability and layout, Planning and editing your poster. Please bring paper and pen/pencil with you to the session.
In the second session students will show and discuss posters-in-progress based on their PhD work.
Slides from the session will be made available on Moodle.
These sessions will take place in the Civil Engineering building.
An RDC session for 1st year PhD students (Division D), Department of Engineering.
Explore different ways to share your research outputs with the wider world, including publishing, Open Access, and engaging with different audiences.
This session will take place in the Civil Engineering building.
Each student to present for 5 minutes on a technical topic of interest to them.
The presentations will be recorded and one-to-one feedback sessions arranged individually with Sue Jackson.
RDC sessions play a crucial role in helping graduate students develop the skills they need to successfully complete their PhD and prepare them for their future careers. These sessions are a vital opportunity for students to learn about the research of others in related fields and thus gain an awareness of the activities in their own research group and the wider Department. They also play a critical role in improving the students’ ability to write and present their research in English which is essential to success at their first year assessment.
All first year students in Div D are expected to participate in all sessions, unless they are attending an RDC run by another division in agreement with their supervisor. Attendance for each session will be logged and recorded as part of students’ individual training records

RDC sessions play a crucial role in helping graduate students develop the skills they need to successfully complete their PhD and prepare them for their future careers. These sessions are a vital opportunity for students to learn about the research of others in related fields and thus gain an awareness of the activities in their own research group and the wider Department. They also play a critical role in improving the students’ ability to write and present their research in English which is essential to success at their first year assessment.
All first year students in Div D are expected to participate in all sessions, unless they are attending an RDC run by another division in agreement with their supervisor. Attendance for each session will be logged and recorded as part of students’ individual training records

Introduction to Pecha Kucha Presentations (+ presentations from experienced researchers).