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In this resource we explore what abstracts are, what they should contain and how they differ in different contexts.
This guide explores the principles behind referencing, highlighting why it is good academic practice. You will also explore how you can use references as evidence for your argument and how to differentiate the ideas of others from your own voice.
This guide brings together all writing support provided by the Library including workshops, interactive guides, and strategies to help you overcome challenges such as writer's block.
In this resource you will explore what it means to 'be critical', highlighting practical strategies you can use in your academic reading and writing.
In this resource you will learn a five-step technique to identify what your main arguments are, and to organise your ideas into a coherent structure.
Attend this workshop to discuss queries, share tips and gain advice in relation to writing introductions that are fit for purpose.
Attend this workshop to learn a model to inform your critical thinking and support your analysis of new information.
Attend this workshop to learn techniques needed to plan, structure and write an effective essay.
This workshop to help you carve out some dedicated time to write and to give an opportunity to connect with other researchers.
Attend this workshop to learn and discuss ways to incorporate the work of others into your writing. You will explore ways to balance the work of others with your own voice.
This hands-on session will introduce you to the EndNote reference management software, a tool to help with managing your references and creating citations and bibliographies in different formats.
