GRS Events Calendar 2019
UWA events suitable for postgraduate research students
- Please contact the Graduate Education Officers if you have any questions about the calendar.
- Contact your Graduate Research Coordinator or speak to your supervisors if you are seeking information about events specific to your discipline.
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HREC Information Session
How to design ethical research and write good ethics applications. Students must email humanethics@uwa.edu.au to obtain further details prior to attending.
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Five Day Writing Retreat
Five day retreat focussing on supporting students to write their thesis or other piece of research writing.
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Research Proposal Q&A Session
Ask the Graduate Education Officers any questions you may have about writing, submission and/or review of your UWA research proposal. No registration required.
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Hacky Hour
An informal gathering for students working with software and data. Runs every Tuesday afternoon.
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International Student Induction
Informal induction for international research students. Newly enrolled students will be sent an email invitation to this induction.
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Domestic Student Induction
Informal induction for domestic students. Newly enrolled students will be sent an email invitation to this induction.
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Plan Before you Plot Masterclass
IAS Masterclass with Vanessa Bailey. Aims to help young scientists develop their own structure for experimental planning.
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Introduction to Academic Writing Workshop
Best writing practices, how to draft and how to edit efficiently. For Science and Applied Science Students.
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Fisheries Economics Masterclass
IAS Masterclass with Professor Sumaila, University of British Columbia covering fisheries economics and bioeconomic theory. 2 day course.
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Introduction to R
R is free software for statistical computing, data analysis, and graphics. Suitable for students with a basic understanding of statistics. $70 for HDR students.
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Statistics in R
Implementation of basic statistical techniques using R software. $70 for HDR students.
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Embedding Interdisciplinarity into Research
IAS Masterclass with Prof Warren, University of Toronto covering the core skills for embedding an interdisciplinary approach into scientific research programs.
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HREC Information Session
How to design ethical research and write good ethics applications. Students must email humanethics@uwa.edu.au to obtain further details prior to attending.
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StudySmarter Communicate with Confidence
Intensive speaking practice for students with English as a second or additional language - 8 week series of workshops.
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StudySmarter Boost your Grammar
Improve English language skills with an 8 week series of workshop that are interactive and grammar-focused.
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Advanced Academic Writing Workshop
Advanced academic writing techniques for Science/Applied Science Students.
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Introduction to NVivo Workshop
NVivo software helps organise, store and retrieve data from a range of sources. This workshop introduces NVivo data management, query and visualisation tools.
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International Student Induction
Informal induction for international research students. Newly enrolled students will be sent an email invitation to this induction.
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Hacky Hour
An informal gathering for students working with software and data. Runs every Tuesday afternoon.
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Editing Techniques Workshop
Editing techniques for students enrolled in humanities, arts and social sciences.
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Domestic Student Induction
Informal induction for domestic students. Newly enrolled students will be sent an email invitation to this induction.
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Drafting Techniques Workshop
Drafting Techniques for Students enrolled in the Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences.
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Foundations for Research Workshop
Workshop for newly enrolled students to support research skills development in the early stages of candidature.
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Thesis Writing Workshop
This workshop explores the range of thesis structures possible and examiner's expectations of a quality thesis. For Science and Applied Science Students.
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Research Proposal Writing Retreat
Two day retreat focussing on supporting students to write their research proposal.
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Research Proposal Workshop
Two hour workshop to support research students prepare and submit a research proposal.
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HREC Information Session
How to design ethical research and write good ethics applications. Students must email humanethics@uwa.edu.au to obtain further details prior to attending.
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Writing Abstracts, Introductions and Conclusions Workshop
Writing abstracts, introductions and conclusions for students in the humanities, arts and social sciences.
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Reading Strategies and Literature Reviews Workshop
Explores reading strategies and how to write a literature review. For students enrolled in the Faculty of Arts, Business, Law and Education.
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Write a Journal Article Workshop
This workshop explores how to prepare and submit a journal paper for publication. For Science/Applied Science Students.
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Introduction to NVivo Workshop
NVivo software helps organise, store and retrieve data from a range of sources. This workshop introduces NVivo data management, query and visualisation tools.
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Thesis Examination Q&A Session
Ask the Graduate Education Officers any questions you may have about thesis writing, submission and/or examination. No registration required.
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Hacky Hour
An informal gathering for students working with software and data. Runs every Tuesday afternoon.
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International Student Induction
Informal induction for international research students. Newly enrolled students will be sent an email invitation to this induction.
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Domestic Student Induction
Informal induction for domestic students. Newly enrolled students will be sent an email invitation to this induction.
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GRS Welcome
For newly enrolled research students. The welcome explores the entire course of candidature, from enrolment to graduation.
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Reading Strategies and Literature Reviews Workshop
Explores reading strategies and how to write a literature review. For students enrolled in the EMS, SCI and HMS Faculties.
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Word for Thesis Writers Workshop
This hands-on workshop explores useful word functions for thesis writing.
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HREC Information Session
How to design ethical research and write good ethics applications. Students must email humanethics@uwa.edu.au to obtain further details prior to attending.
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Introduction to NVivo Workshop
NVivo software helps organise, store and retrieve data from a range of sources. This workshop introduces NVivo data management, query and visualisation tools.
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Introduction to R - Evening Course
R is free software for statistical computing, data analysis, and graphics. Suitable for students with a basic understanding of statistics. $60 for HDR students.
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Introduction to Academic Writing Workshop
Improve your academic writing by developing a strategic approach to drafting and editing. For Science and Applied Science Students.
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Hacky Hour
An informal gathering for students working with software and data. Runs every Tuesday afternoon.
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Research Proposal Q&A Session
Ask the Graduate Education Officers any questions you may have about writing, submission and/or review of your UWA research proposal. No registration required.
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International Student Induction
Informal induction for international research students. Newly enrolled students will be sent an email invitation to this induction.
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Domestic Student Induction
Informal induction for domestic students. Newly enrolled students will be sent an email invitation to this induction.
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Advanced Academic Writing Workshop
Advanced academic writing techniques for Science/Applied Science Students.
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HREC Information Session
How to design ethical research and write good ethics applications. Students must email humanethics@uwa.edu.au to obtain further details prior to attending.
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Conference Skills Workshop
Practical strategies to help you prepare and deliver an effective conference presentation or poster.
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Thesis Writing Workshop
This workshop explores the range of thesis structures possible and examiner's expectations of a quality thesis. For Science and Applied Science Students.
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Introduction to NVivo Workshop
NVivo software helps organise, store and retrieve data from a range of sources. This workshop introduces NVivo data management, query and visualisation tools.
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Hacky Hour
An informal gathering for students working with software and data. Runs every Tuesday afternoon.
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Editing Techniques Workshop
Editing techniques for students enrolled in humanities, arts and social sciences.
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International Student Induction
Informal induction for international research students. Newly enrolled students will be sent an email invitation to this induction.
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Research Productivity Workshop
Explores strategies to improve research productivity, including time management tools, writing efficiency approaches and career planning.
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Domestic Student Induction
Informal induction for domestic research students. Newly enrolled students will be sent an email invitation to this induction.
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Drafting Techniques Workshop
Drafting Techniques for Students enrolled in the Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences.
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Write a Journal Article Workshop
This workshop explores how to prepare and submit a journal paper for publication. For Science/Applied Science Students.
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HREC Information Session
How to design ethical research and write good ethics applications. Students must email humanethics@uwa.edu.au to obtain further details prior to attending.
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Data Visualisation
Learn the basics of statistical data visualisation. $70 for HDR students.
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Writing Abstracts, Introductions and Conclusions Workshop
Writing abstracts, introductions and conclusions for students in the humanities, arts and social sciences.
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Introduction to R
R is free software for statistical computing, data analysis, and graphics. Suitable for students with a basic understanding of statistics. $70 for HDR students.
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Word for Thesis Writers Workshop
This hands-on workshop explores useful word functions for thesis writing.
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Statistics in R
Implementation of basic statistical techniques using R software. $70 for HDR students.
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Introduction to NVivo Workshop
NVivo software helps organise, store and retrieve data from a range of sources. This workshop introduces NVivo data management, query and visualisation tools.
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Introductory Statistics in R
Introduction to basic statistics using R software. 3 day course. $198 for HDR students.
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Thesis Examination Q&A Session
Ask the Graduate Education Officers any questions you may have about thesis writing, submission and/or examination. No registration required.
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Hacky Hour
An informal gathering for students working with software and data. Runs every Tuesday afternoon.
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International Student Induction
Informal induction for international research students. Newly enrolled students will be sent an email invitation to this induction.
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Domestic Student Induction
Informal induction for domestic research students. Newly enrolled students will be sent an email invitation to this induction.
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Five Day Writing Retreat
Five day retreat focussing on supporting students to write their thesis or other piece of research writing.
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Introduction to Academic Writing Workshop
Best writing practices, how to draft and how to edit efficiently.
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HREC Information Session
How to design ethical research and write good ethics applications. Students must email humanethics@uwa.edu.au to obtain further details prior to attending.
-
Introduction to NVivo Workshop
NVivo software helps organise, store and retrieve data from a range of sources. This workshop introduces NVivo data management, query and visualisation tools.
-
Advanced Academic Writing Workshop
Advanced academic writing techniques for Science/Applied Science Students.
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Research Proposal Q&A Session
Ask the Graduate Education Officers any questions you may have about writing, submission and/or review of your UWA research proposal. No registration required.
-
Hacky Hour
An informal gathering for students working with software and data. Runs every Tuesday afternoon.
-
International Student Induction
Informal induction for international research students. Newly enrolled students will be sent an email invitation to this induction.
-
Domestic Student Induction
Informal induction for domestic research students. Newly enrolled students will be sent an email invitation to this induction.
-
Thesis Writing Workshop
This workshop explores the range of thesis structures possible and examiner's expectations of a quality thesis. For Science and Applied Science Students.
-
HREC Information Session
How to design ethical research and write good ethics applications. Students must email humanethics@uwa.edu.au to obtain further details prior to attending.
-
Write a Journal Article Workshop
This workshop explores how to prepare and submit a journal paper for publication. For Science/Applied Science Students.
-
Introduction to NVivo Workshop
NVivo software helps organise, store and retrieve data from a range of sources. This workshop introduces NVivo data management, query and visualisation tools.
-
Thesis Examination Q&A Session
Ask the Graduate Education Officers any questions you may have about thesis writing, submission and/or examination. No registration required.
-
Foundations for Research Workshop
Workshop for newly enrolled students to support research skills development in the early stages of candidature.
-
Hacky Hour
An informal gathering for students working with software and data. Runs every Tuesday afternoon.
-
International Student Induction
Informal induction for international research students. Newly enrolled students will be sent an email invitation to this induction.
-
Domestic Student Induction
Informal induction for domestic research students. Newly enrolled students will be sent an email invitation to this induction.
-
Reading Strategies and Literature Review Workshop
Explores reading strategies and how to write a literature review. For students enrolled in the Faculty of Arts, Business, Law and Education.
-
Word for Thesis Writers Workshop
This hands-on workshop explores useful word functions for thesis writing.
-
Reading Strategies and Literature Reviews Workshop
Explores reading strategies and how to write a literature review. For students enrolled in the EMS, SCI and HMS Faculties.
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HREC Information Session
How to design ethical research and write good ethics applications. Students must email humanethics@uwa.edu.au to obtain further details prior to attending.
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GRS Welcome
For newly enrolled research students. The welcome explores the entire course of candidature, from enrolment to graduation. Registration will open in April.
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Introduction to Academic Writing Workshop
Best writing practices, how to draft and how to edit efficiently. For Science and Applied Science Students.
-
Introduction to NVivo Workshop
NVivo software helps organise, store and retrieve data from a range of sources. This workshop introduces NVivo data management, query and visualisation tools.
-
International Student Induction
Informal induction for international research students. Newly enrolled students will be sent an email invitation to this induction.
-
Hacky Hour
An informal gathering for students working with software and data. Runs every Tuesday afternoon.
-
Domestic Student Induction
Informal induction for domestic research students. Newly enrolled students will be sent an email invitation to this induction.
-
Editing Techniques Workshop
Editing techniques for students enrolled in humanities, arts and social sciences.
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Research Proposal Q&A Session
Ask the Graduate Education Officers any questions you may have about writing, submission and/or review of your UWA research proposal. No registration required.
-
Drafting Techniques Workshop
Drafting Techniques for Students enrolled in the Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences.
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Advanced Academic Writing Workshop
Advanced academic writing techniques for Science/Applied Science Students.
-
HREC Information Session
How to design ethical research and write good ethics applications. Students must email humanethics@uwa.edu.au to obtain further details prior to attending.
-
Writing Abstracts, Introductions and Conclusions Workshop
Writing abstracts, introductions and conclusions for students in the humanities, arts and social sciences.
-
Introduction to NVivo Workshop
NVivo software helps organise, store and retrieve data from a range of sources. This workshop introduces NVivo data management, query and visualisation tools.
-
Thesis Writing Workshop
This workshop explores the range of thesis structures possible and examiner's expectations of a quality thesis. For Science and Applied Science Students.
-
Thesis Examination Q&A Session
Ask the Graduate Education Officers any questions you may have about thesis writing, submission and/or examination. No registration required.
-
International Student Induction
Informal induction for international research students. Newly enrolled students will be sent an email invitation to this induction.
-
Hacky Hour
An informal gathering for students working with software and data. Runs every Tuesday afternoon.
-
Domestic Student Induction
Informal induction for domestic research students. Newly enrolled students will be sent an email invitation to this induction.
-
Write a Journal Article Workshop
This workshop explores how to prepare and submit a journal paper for publication. For Science/Applied Science Students.
-
HREC Information Session
How to design ethical research and write good ethics applications. Students must email humanethics@uwa.edu.au to obtain further details prior to attending.
-
Five Day Writing Retreat
Five day retreat focussing on supporting students to write their thesis or other piece of research writing.
-
Introduction to R
R is free software for statistical computing, data analysis, and graphics. Suitable for students with a basic understanding of statistics. $70 for HDR students.
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Statistics in R
Implementation of basic statistical techniques using R software. $70 for HDR students.
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MS Word for Thesis Writers
This hands-on workshop explores useful word functions for thesis writing.
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Introduction to NVivo Workshop
NVivo software helps organise, store and retrieve data from a range of sources. This workshop introduces NVivo data management, query and visualisation tools.
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ANOVA, Linear and Logistic Regression
3 day course covering techniques that can be used to analyse data with continuous and categorical variables. Cost TBD. Exact date TBD.
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Clustering in R
k-means and hierarchical clustering, principal component analysis and multidimensional scaling. Details TBD. Likely to run in DEC 2019.
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Research Proposal Writing Retreat
Two day retreat focussing on supporting students to write their research proposal.
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Research Proposal Workshop
Workshop to support research students prepare and submit a research proposal.
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Introductory Statistics in R
Introduction to basic statistics using R software. 3 day course. $198 for HDR students.
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Hacky Hour
An informal gathering for students working with software and data. Runs every Tuesday afternoon.
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International Student Induction
Informal induction for international research students. Newly enrolled students will be sent an email invitation to this induction.
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Domestic Student Induction
Informal induction for domestic research students. Newly enrolled students will be sent an email invitation to this induction.
