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  1. Assessing reflective writing

    Audience: Academic staff, PG research, Research staff, Research supervisors

    Date: Tuesday 9 March 2027

    Times: 14.00 to 16.00

    Programme: Academic Staff Development Programme

    Key details: An introduction to Gibbs' reflective cycle model of reflective writing, with small group work and discussion on how to assess and provide feedback on reflective writing.

  1. R and Statistics Essentials

    Audience: Academic staff, PG research, Professional staff, Research staff

    Date: Monday 5 October 2026 to Saturday 31 October 2026

    Times: null

    Key details: R and Statistics Essentials A useful refresher of the basics of R coding and fundamental statistical concepts.

  1. Scientific and Statistical Thinking

    Audience: Academic staff, PG research, Professional staff, Research staff

    Date: Monday 12 October 2026 to Monday 31 May 2027

    Times: null

    Key details: Scientific and Statistical Thinking Spend time to think about statistical issues in science and society

  1. Statistical Modelling using General Linear Models (GLMs)

    Audience: Academic staff, PG research, Professional staff, Research staff, Research supervisors

    Date: Monday 12 October 2026 to Monday 31 May 2027

    Times: null

    Key details: Statistical Modelling using GLMs Extend simple linear regression to generalised linear models.

  1. Introduction to Statistics for the Humanities and Digital Humanities Part 1

    Audience: Academic staff, PG research, Professional staff, Research staff

    Date: Monday 12 October 2026 to Monday 31 May 2027

    Times: null

    Key details: Introduction to Statistics for the Humanities and Digital Humanities Learn about the basic statistical concepts and exploratory data analysis suitable for those working and studying the humanities.

  1. Finding Credible Sources: Search Skills for Students (LibrarySkills)

    Audience: PG taught, UG

    Date: Thursday 22 October 2026

    Times: 12.05 to 12.55

    Key details: This library class is taught online via Teams.

  1. Finding Current News Sources for Your Research (LibrarySkills)

    Audience: PG research, PG taught, UG

    Date: Tuesday 27 October 2026

    Times: 13.00 to 14.00

    Key details: This is an in person session that will show you how to use Factiva and Nexis, two key databases for current news, and how to structure your searches with specific fields and filters to get the most relevant results.

  1. Referencing demystified (LibrarySkills)

    Audience: PG taught, UG

    Date: Tuesday 3 November 2026

    Times: 12.05 to 12.55

    Key details: This library class is taught online via Teams.

  1. Navigating Historical Newspaper Archives (LibrarySkills)

    Audience: PG research, PG taught, UG

    Date: Thursday 5 November 2026

    Times: 12.00 to 13.00

    Key details: This is an in person session.

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    EndNote: an introduction (LibrarySkills)

    Audience: PG research, PG taught, UG

    Date: Friday 6 November 2026

    Times: 10.00 to 11.30

    Key details: This library class is taught in person. Introductory class for students new to EndNote. EndNote can be used on a PC or Mac to store the references that you have used and insert them into your work in the correct style.

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