Throwback Thursday: When Your Brain is an Empty Space
This post by Dr Anaise Irvine first appeared on Thesislink in April 2017. It has since been updated. In the years I spent writing my Masters and PhD theses, I […]
This post by Dr Anaise Irvine first appeared on Thesislink in April 2017. It has since been updated. In the years I spent writing my Masters and PhD theses, I […]
Have you ever tried to describe your research to flatmates, cousins, or mail carriers? Have you noticed blank stares, slow nods, or swift changes of subject? It can be incredibly […]
Need a focused writing day? On June 17th, a group of AUT PG research students, along with support staff from the Graduate Research School and AUT Library, will descend on […]
Now that AUT has a shiny new learning management system (hi, Canvas!) we have a new home for Turnitin. As you may know, all theses and dissertations (except those presented […]
Good news for our international postgrad whānau! Yesterday the Prime Minister announced some major steps toward reopening New Zealand’s border. These included an accelerated timeframe for opening student visa processing. […]
Hermeneutic Phenomenology (HP) is a qualitative research method that seeks to uncover the meaning in people’s lived experiences through personal stories and reflections. Sounds simple in a quick summary… but […]
It’s been two years of the COVID-19 pandemic. Two years of on-and-off lockdowns, working from home, and Zoom learning. Two years of some things happening on campus, other things not. […]
Kia ora Postgraduate Research Students, We hope you are keeping well as Auckland moves past the peak of the Omicron outbreak. We recognise that many of you will have felt […]
This week sees the launch of AUT’s first postgraduate-led peer reviewed journal. Rangahau Aranga: AUT Graduate Review is a fully open access, peer reviewed journal featuring content from the plethora of […]
We are pleased to announce that Professor Damon Salesa has started his tenure as the new Vice-Chancellor of Te Wānanga Aronui o Tāmaki Makau Rau Auckland University of Technology (AUT). […]
This article first appeared on Thesislink in July 2020. I’ve been grappling with a Really Difficult Problem (RDP) on a project lately. You know the kind: necessary to deal with […]
AUT academics Professor Marilyn Waring and Professor Kate Kearins have recently edited a second edition of Thesis Survivor Stories: Practical Advice on Getting Through Your PhD or Masters Thesis, which […]