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This is an in-person session which will provide practical advice on approaching your dissertation. We will cover: the role of your supervisor; project ideas / scope of question; literature / source review; overall structure. This is a generic session which you should consider in the context of any subject-specific advice.

Drop in to boost your mood with some extra paw-sitivity pups!

Join The Gaudie on Tuesday 11 June at 7.00pm in NK10 for a General Election debate.

Free classes for staff and students on a drop-in basis.

This event was cancelled

Free classes for staff and students on a drop-in basis.

A session hosting Tim Baker, Sam Newington, Faith Bulman, Benoit Saba and Jordan Stead on the queer classical work they have been involved with.

How do you use sources in a way that does not rely too heavily on the original text? Many apps can reword sentences and paragraphs, but successful paraphrasing is more than rewording. This session demonstrates why and how to paraphrase critically. It shows what GenAI tools cannot do.

Whether you're a legal pro, a curious entrepreneur, or just someone who loves learning about how innovation meets the law, this event is for you.

What motivates us? Keeping motivated throughout your research and projects can be difficult. Here we discuss key areas that can improve motivation, keep positive and on track during your projects.

You will need to ensure your dissertation complies with academic integrity and referencing requirements. This will also help enhance the quality of your academic writing and overall argument. The session will provide you with an overview of academic integrity and discuss how this relates to your dissertation.