Sharing your research
Sharing your research is integral to the research process - to share findings and insights with your peers, and get feedback on your work from the research community and general public. This strand of our programme covers traditional research dissemination including conference presentations and research posters, as well as more creative, digital methods such as Twitter, videos and podcasting.
You can find a full list and book onto upcoming courses on Inkpath, a booking system designed specifically for researcher training and development programmes.
Presenting your research:
- Writing conference abstracts
- Presentation skills for researchers
- Designing research posters
Publishing in journal articles:
- An introduction to publishing your research in journals
- What is open access?
- Wriitng journal articles
Creative research communication:
- Doing research with artists
You can find a full list and book onto upcoming courses on Inkpath, a booking system designed specifically for researcher training and development programmes.
Research Showcase celebrates the work of our vibrant postgraduate researchers and our Early Career Researchers (postdocs). The Showcase provides the opportunity to promote the up-and-coming talent of Exeter's research base and gave both postgraduate researchers and Early Career Researchers the opportunity to develop their presentation, communication, and impact skills. Find out more on our Showcase webpages.
Interested in developing your online research communication? Why not follow us on Twitter- @ExeterDoctoral - and tweet us, or write a post for the Doctoral College blog!
You can access the following brand new online courses on our Exeter Learning Environment page:
- Designing research posters
- Presentation skills for researchers
- Writing Journal Articles
- Creative and digital research communication
- Making the Most of Conferences (in development)
The University has also produced a comprehensive set of resources around Open Research.