Find the training course you need, collection of availiable resources.
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School of Geographical Sciences specific training resources
You can find materials on the training courses delivered in the past years at SharePoint
Advanced Computing Research Centre (ACRC) training
The ACRC provides lot of training on the technical skills you could use during your research. This is related to both hardware and the software. They offer
- Linux tutorials
- Python specific courses (basic, advanced, and even more specific courses)
- R specific courses (basic, advanced, and even more specific courses)
- How to use the Hyper Performance Computer such as BluePebble
- Use of GIT
- Ton of other stuff like Julia, Fortran, C++
ESRC research skills and resources
ESRC offers more academic related courses and tutorials. They can help with better understanding of the processes like how to write your thesis, writing your CV, how to write proposal, how to publish or impact writing. You can also check out their page on careers in social science for postgraduates.
Bristol Doctoral College
BDC is probably the best resource for a training courses and development skills. They offer a help with both academic skills as well as some specific research skills. However, you might find the most useful the events related to the life as a PGR:
- Seven Secrets of Highly Successful Research Students
- Staying well in your research degree
- Finishing your research degree and forging ahead
- Getting Started with your Research Degree
- How to Professionalise your Writing
But also:
- How to best develop relationship with the supervisor
- How to make a poster
- How to use NVIVO
- How to write your thesis
There is so much, you will have a hard time to choose.
National Centre for Research and Methods
NCRM offers lots of courses on methods you could use inn your research. There are both qualitative and quantitive methods. This are an amazing events that are delivered by academics from Universities across the UK.
Let us know if you know of other resource we could add to the list, or comment below.