Research Literacies : Writing your Research Narrative- Dissertation Organisation, Structure and Flow (via Zoom)
Event description
Date: Tuesday, 14 April 2020
Time: 10 AM - 12 PM
Facilitator: Dr Terry Royce
Suitable for first, second and third year students.
UTS is undertaking a number of social distancing initiatives informed by NSW Health. In view of the advice that internal gatherings should be limited, we are not able to run face-to-face workshops as scheduled. Therefore, most
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Writing your Research Narrative- Dissertation Organisation, Structure and Flow
This practice-oriented workshop focuses on the ways that a thesis or dissertation can be set-up and organised structurally across disciplines, as well as considering the concept and principles underlying writing 'flow' (taking a whole text / discourse view). It looks primarily at the traditional question-based doctorate, and secondarily at the thesis by publication and the doctorate in creative arts (DCA).