Tweet your Thesis/ Tweet your Research
2022 Competition
Our winners for 2022 are:
1st Place | Jess Haines |
2nd Place | Helena Hastie |
3rd Place (joint winners) | Diana Paulding |
Charlotte Reburn | |
Jo Sutherst |
You can see all this year's entries on our #tweetyourthesis sway
About
As part of our Research Showcase, we are challenging our PGRs to communicate their research to a public audience – in 280 characters. Our Tweet Your Thesis/Tweet Your Research competition is inspired by the #tweetyourthesis hashtag, and the British Library’s #ShareMyThesis competition.
Our Tweet Your Thesis competition 2022 will run from 9am on 6 June until 5pm on 12 June*. To enter, you must tweet during these times using the #tweetyourthesis and tagging @ExeterDoctoral. Failure to add both in your tweet will be automatic disqualification from the competition.
The prizes for this years competition are as follows:
- 1st prize £100 voucher
- 2nd prize £75 voucher
- 3rd prize £50 voucher
*Please note new dates
Rules
- You must be a University of Exeter postgraduate researcher (PGR).
- To enter, you must tweet your thesis between 9am on 6th June and 5pm on 12 June*.
- You are limited to one, 280 character tweet.
- Links to extra text explaining your research is not allowed (no Twitter threads- it has to be one tweet!)
- You can include images in your tweet, but not those that contain text.
- Gifs and emojis can also be used!
- If you are a PGR you must use the #tweetyourthesis and tag @ExeterDoctoral.
Please note your tweets will be displayed in a feed on the Doctoral College website, and on screen as part of our Three Minute Thesis competition, PGR Inductions and other Doctoral College events.
*Please note new dates
Judging
Tweets will be judged according to:
- Clarity of tweet
- Succinctness of tweet
- Engagement/Impact
- Accessibility to a layman’s audience
The panel will also consider the impact and inventiveness of your use of your 280 characters.
Judges for the 2022 competition are as follows:
- Sunday Blake, Associate Editor at WonkHE
- Zoe Bright, PGR and ECR Experience Support Office, Doctoral College
- Suzan Kors, Post Graduate Researcher, College of Life and Environmental Sciences
- Professor Richard Toye, College of Humanities
We awarded prizes for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place in our #tweetyourthesis competition 2021 as follows:
- 1st Place- Suzan Kors
- 2nd Place- Rebekah White
- 3rd Place- Gemma Sutton
It was very close at the top and we have a few of the highly commended tweets picked out by the judges:
- Highly commended- Crystal Hollis
- Highly commended- Fidelia Law
- Highly commended- Sarah Heaney
We awarded prizes for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place in our #tweetyourthesis competition 2020 as follows:
- 1st place- Ari Cooper-Davis
- 2nd place- Kate Sansum
- 3rd place- Maria Watson
It was very close at the top and we have a couple of highly commended tweets picked out by the judges:
We awarded prizes for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place in our #tweetyourthesis competition 2019 as follows:
- 1st place – Sarah Nelms (CLES)
- 2nd place – Hannah Meinertzhagen (CLES)
- 3rd place – Ghee Bowman (HUMS)
We awarded prizes for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place in our #tweetyourthesis 2018 competition as follows:
- 1st place – Owen Tomlinson (CLES)
- 2nd place – Imogene Dudley (HUMs)
- 3rd place – Manami Goto (SSIS)
You can view all of the entries from 2018 here.