The phase of actually writing the PhD thesis is one that many doctoral candidates fear for a variety of reasons: inadequate knowledge of the explicit and implicit rules, apprehensions about the very act of writing, the implications of giving formal shape to the research work, etc. This workshop aims to demystify the process by examining the expectations of the academic system and identifying the most effective methods for each PhD candidate.
CONTENT
- What is a doctoral thesis and who is it for?
- Starting to write your thesis
- Organising the writing of your thesis
- Writing: methods and tips
- Structuring and presenting your thesis
- After writing: the next steps
Exercise: Starting to draft the plan or a section of your doctoral thesis
Gain an understanding of the methods and tools needed to design, construct, and write your thesis manuscript.
Certificate upon request
ABG
ABG
Half day onsite training in English (from 2:00-5:30 pm)
15 participants
This course is ONLY for Institut Curie staff.
For PhD candidates that are at least in their second year of PhD but open to all (writing tips and rules).
