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How to design a small research project

Blog, Insight into researchBy Sue Fletcher-WatsonJune 23, 2020

A common theme on this blog is an attempt to provide guidance on the things that, as academics, we are meant to know how to do, but on which we rarely receive any explicit training. For today’s June Blog I thought I’d write one of these posts, about designing a small research project. As people…

How to finish a project

Blog, Insight into researchBy Sue Fletcher-WatsonJune 16, 2020

It’s episode nine of my June Blogs and this time I want to write a companion piece to the last post, which was about how to start a project. Like a lot of stuff I post on here, I’m not talking so much here about the intellectual process, but more the pragmatic decisions and steps…

How to start a new project

Blog, Insight into researchBy Sue Fletcher-WatsonJune 12, 2020

Attentive followers (do I have any of those?) may have noticed I didn’t post a June Blog yesterday so today I’m aiming for a double bill to get back on track^. These are going to be checklists for starting, and ending projects. I’ve got a record, I’m afraid, of sharing my student supervision thoughts in…

Can I change my thesis research questions?

Blog, Insight into researchBy Sue Fletcher-WatsonJune 10, 2020

For today’s June Blog – the 8th so far – I wanted to write about something that I think is often quite hard for students writing up a final project dissertation or thesis. It also seems especially relevant now, in the midst of dramatic changes to research plans dsrupted by Covid-19. Namely… …is it ok…

Advice for students (or, at least, for my students…)

Blog, Insight into research, Useful resourcesBy Sue Fletcher-WatsonFebruary 27, 2017

Back in 2014 I wrote this blog post about managing your supervisor. The post was a way to consolidate some thoughts about my preferred supervision style.  Since then I have shared the link with every new student who comes to work with me and it has been hugely useful. Now, three years on, and with a lot…

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