Academic year 2011/2012
The purpose of this programme is to introduce new staff to the research policies and procedures of the University and to the resources and support available to them; to provide information and advice on securing external funding and managing research projects and people; and to provide networking opportunities.
The elements are contained in half day sessions, and provide an opportunity for those new to the university to meet with other researchers.
Attendance at the three seminars shown below are compulsory for research staff and will be recorded by the Research and Business Development Office based on a 'sign in' sheet taken at each session.
Research methods and management training for academic staff
Research methods and management training for research staff
Events will usually be held on a WEDNESDAY afternoon, unless specified
28 September 2011Research Induction and Networking EventAn introduction to the 'ways and means' of research at Oxford Brookes, including the institutional support available for research, research policies and procedures, and to the key people who will assist you in your research. The afternoon commences with a 'mini speed networking' session and will be an informal way to meet other new researchers. Room BG11, Buckley Building, Gipsy Lane | |
23 November 2011Applying for research funding - Why is this important?Why applying for research funding is important and explaining the role of the Faculty Grant Panels. Plus a research application question time session. Boardroom 1, Gipsy Lane | |
28 March 2012"I've won my award! Hurrah! What do I do next?"How to manage your research project, including the roles and responsibilities of the Principal Investigator, HR Issues for contract research staff, and finance issues at both Faculty and University level. Room BG11, Buckley Building, Gipsy Lane | |
13 June 2012Research Induction and Networking EventA re-run of the September 2011 event for new researchers unable to make the first date, or who started later in the academic year. An introduction to the 'ways and means' of research at Oxford Brookes, including the institutional support available for research, research policies and procedures, and to the key people who will assist you in your research. The afternoon commences with a 'mini speed networking' session and will be an informal way to meet other new researchers. Room BG11, Buckley Building, Gipsy Lane |
If you would like to attend any of these sessions please contact: Louise Wood
In addition, the following courses are available:
OCSLD and Computer Services are jointly offering a series of three courses in Nvivo, qualitative analysis software. The courses are designed to provide novices with a grounding in the use of Nvivo together with coverage of some more specialist features.
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