Workshop Overview

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Publishing with Impact

Publishing is an integral part of scientific research and a strong publication record underpins a successful research career. For people and institutions alike, publications form the most important measure of research output and they are a critical means of achieving impact from the research.

We offer 1-, 2- and 3-day academic writing workshops that will benefit those who have just started their PhD, early career researchers and post-doctoral fellows building their academic profile.

  • Essentials of Writing a Journal Paper (1-Day) – An ideal introduction for Master’s and PhD students to learn about peer-review publishing and making writing part of their research.
  • Publishing with Impact (2-Day) – Suitable for participants in the second or third year of their research, or post-PhD participants looking to write up papers from their thesis. The workshop provides opportunities for participants to take their research data and begin to develop it into a journal paper. 
  • Level-up your Academic Writing (3-Day) – An immersive experience for any individual who really wants to develop their academic writing habits and produce writing effectively and efficiently. Participants have the opportunity to receive extensive individual feedback from the facilitator and their peers. (Only available face-to-face).

 

What participants have to say

"The most valuable aspect of the course was the experience Steve showed and how he approached every question thoughtfully, logically, reasonably and most importantly in a way that can be applied."

– Level-Up your Academic Writing Participant, ARC Centre of Excellence for Climate Extremes,
Monash University

"It covered little details that nobody talks about but comes from experience."

– Essentials of Writing a Journal Paper Participant, School of Engineering,
University of Western Sydney

"I always disregarded the introduction and discussion section in a paper, thinking that they do not include my research, so shouldn't be important. However, in the last three days, I gained a lot of insight on how to write an abstract, summary and discussion section."

– Level-Up your Academic Writing Participant, ARC Centre of Excellence for Climate Extremes,
University of New South Wales

 

Further information

To find out how an academic writing workshop would benefit you visit the workshop outline page or contact us to request a quote.

 

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