For researchers, working-from-home often means working-on-writing. If you’re tackling your thesis writing during this lockdown (and beyond), AUT Library’s Academic Writing Advisors have a range of online workshops just for […]
Kia ora Graduate Research Students, This Update #6 provides guidance for you with regard to Level 3 and additional information relevant to support, changes and opportunities. New Zealand COVID-19 […]
Every two years, AUT surveys graduate research students in order to better understand their experiences. The Graduate Research School has recently launched the 2020 Postgraduate Research Experience Survey. By now, […]
A personal message to AUT Graduate Research Students from the Dean of the Graduate Research School This situation we find ourselves in is a major disruption. Things are not as […]
Kia ora Graduate Research Students, Here we are, three weeks and some down the track with the Level 4 “lockdown” and hopefully soon to transition to Alert Level 3. This […]
Many of you will know Annalise, the friendly face of the Graduate Research School, and a member of the Thesislink team. Starting today, she will be hosting regular Zoom sessions […]
A version of this article by AUT doctoral student Renu Sikka previously appeared in Ako, the journal of the New Zealand Educational Institute. It is adapted here with permission. When […]
Kia ora Graduate Research Students. We hope this Update #4 finds you well and doing your best to adapt to the challenges created by the COVID-19 pandemic. Our teams at […]
Right now, along with several other countries around the world, Aotearoa is in lockdown and people are confined to their own homes. Maintaining motivation to work on your research can […]
Got some time to upskill during the COVID-19 lockdown? Obviously we can’t get together for seminars or workshops right now. But there are other options for learning new research skills. […]
People all over the world are doing some very rapid tech upskilling right now. Zoom is suddenly ubiquitous, and even committed technophobes are starting to use Microsoft Teams. For research […]
This post first appeared on Thesislink in June 2018. It seems particularly apt as a Throwback Thursday post right now since many of us are spending our entire work lives […]
