AUT Research Week 2023: Programme Now Live!
The full programme for AUT Research Week 2023 (4-8 September) has now gone live! Check it out below: Come along to learn about the work of your fellow AUT researchers, […]
The full programme for AUT Research Week 2023 (4-8 September) has now gone live! Check it out below: Come along to learn about the work of your fellow AUT researchers, […]
For established academics, writing grant applications is a fairly standard part of the job. While some research is funded by the university, a lot is not; so external research funding […]
The Graduate Research School is thrilled to present the 2022 AUT Postgraduate Research Symposium at the city campus on Thursday 17 November! This year’s Symposium features a keynote presentation from […]
We are currently looking for volunteers to act as session chairs at the AUT Postgraduate Research Symposium on Thursday 17 November. As a session chair, you will introduce 3-4 speakers, […]
If you’ve been considering presenting your research at the AUT Postgraduate Research Symposium this year, you’d better be quick! Entries for abstracts close this Friday 23 September. At this stage, […]
The AUT Postgraduate Research Symposium is coming up on Thursday 17 November 2022. The Symposium is a highlight of our AUT postgraduate calendar and an occasion for research students to […]
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 […]
Sharing your research at a conference or symposium can open up a lot of doors professionally, and allow you to get your research out to the wider world. But there’s […]
Abstract submissions close 1 October 2021 – submit yours here! Thinking of presenting at the AUT Postgraduate Research Symposium on Friday 26 November? No matter what stage you’re at, all […]
Keen to experience a conference, but can’t travel or spend money right now? We know the feeling! Fortunately, we have a way for a limited number of PhD students to […]
This post first appeared on Thesislink in May 2018, and has been updated. If you’ve ever tried to write a conference abstract, you’ll know how intimidating the process can be. […]
I had a fantastically eccentric English teacher in secondary school. She dressed like she’d just stepped off the catwalk at the Wearable Art Awards, all swirling colours and structural hats. […]