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RESEARCH WORKSHOP

Structuring your thesis [HDR]

Gain confidence in organising your HDR thesis into a clear, logical structure that effectively showcases your research and findings.
Presenter Josh Billam
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Time
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Contact person T: 08 8946 7016 E: askthelibrary@cdu.edu.au
Location This is an online event. Event URL will be sent via registration email.
Open to CDU staff and students, HDR candidates, Researcher

 

HDR_THESIS

The Structuring Your Thesis [HDR] workshop at Charles Darwin University Library supports Higher Degree by Research (HDR) students in organising their theses effectively. It covers essential aspects of thesis structure, including how to develop a clear framework that enhances readability and showcases research findings. Participants will gain insights into best practices for structuring chapters, maintaining coherence, and ensuring their arguments flow logically. This workshop is particularly beneficial for students in the early to mid-stages of their thesis.

 

This is an online event. Event URL will be sent via registration email.
 

To register, follow this link: https://libcal.cdu.edu.au/event/5747062.

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