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Writing retreats to progress on academic writing – Researcher Development
Writing retreats to progress on academic writing . Academic writing is an important and essential part of any researcher’s role, and vital to the research process. ... We also run Writefest, an academic writing month, during November. The retreats take
Taught (online) programme fees | Degree finder | The University of Edinburgh
View annual tuition fees for this programme.
uCreate Multimedia support | Library | Library
Guidance and instructions to help you use uCreate multimedia facilities.
Research Support | Library | Library
Everything you need to know about managing and publishing your research.
University of Edinburgh staff, students and academic visitors | Library | Library
Staff and fully matriculated students of the University of Edinburgh have full access and borrowing rights to all of our site Libraries. Some academic visitors may also have full rights at the Library.
Learnings from a Residential Writing Retreat | IASH
Schedule writing time. Whether it’s an afternoon, an hour every morning, or a day in the week – writing is part of researchers’ work. ... What a way to launch into Academic Writing Month. Click here to read the whole blogpost.
Workshops and events | Researcher Development | Edinburgh Research Office
Browse Researcher Development workshops and events using search tools to filter by tag, date and keyword. Click on the title in the summary to read further information and book a place.
Writing a research proposal | Postgraduate study | The University of Edinburgh
For most of our research degrees, you will need to submit a research proposal as part of your application, unless you have been advised otherwise.
Features | Usher Institute | Usher Institute
Interested in knowing just that little bit more? Find out more about some of our Usher people, teams and activities in our feature articles.
Academic Support | School of Health in Social Science | Health in Social Sciences
Programme Directors, Course Organisers, teaching teams, Academic Cohort Leads and supervisors guide students' learning experience