This free webinar (online presentation) on Thursday 13th February at 15.00 is aimed at researchers, students, and anyone who is interested in finding and using PhD theses.
EThOS is the national database for PhD theses, managed by the British Library. It's a fantastic resource for researchers, with over 100,000 UK theses freely available to download
and use for your own research, and another 200,000 available to search and scan on demand.
Join the free webinar to learn how EThOS works. Find out how to search for and download theses, and what to do if a thesis isn't available. If you're a PhD student, find out what will happen to your
thesis once it's completed. The webinar will also explain how EThOS works with UK universities to support the whole research cycle, making the theses more visible and available for new researchers to use and build on. To attend the webinar register here
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Tuesday, 11 February 2014
Wednesday, 8 January 2014
British Library - Doctoral Open Days for PhD students
The British Library is a
hub for research, with vast and varied collections, expert staff and a wide
range of events. The British Library's Doctoral Open Days are a chance for new PhD students to
discover the Library’s unique research materials. Students will learn about the Library's collections, find out how to access them, and meet expert Library staff and other
researchers in their field. These events are aimed at PhD students who are new
to the Library. The following events are now open to book:
13 January –
Environmental Science
17 January - Digital
Research
20 January - History 1
31 January - History 2
3 February - English 1
14 February - English 2
24 February – Media,
Cultural Studies and Journalism
All events take place in
the British Library Conference Centre, London and cost £5. Lunch and
refreshments are provided. We recommend that to make the most of the day
attendees get a free Reader Pass before the event. A small number of £20 travel
bursaries are available for each event to students coming from outside Greater
London.
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