How to plan your part-time study load
Last week I wrote about what a full-time study load looks like, and how to plan your time so you get the most out of
Last week I wrote about what a full-time study load looks like, and how to plan your time so you get the most out of
This is a reflection on the form of a writing genre and what that means. I started thinking about it about a year ago, on
For every article (or book chapter), you need to understand who you are writing for to write a strong abstract, a good introduction and conclusion,
A couple of people in my wider circle have recently asked me about how to get started on a PhD proposal. This advice is mostly
When I talk to PhD candidates about how they plan their time, this is one of the challenges that I hear come up over and
We all know academic writing “shouldn’t quote Wikipedia”… but what we often get wrong is why it’s not ‘the done thing’. The real reason isn’t
So How to Fix your Academic Writing Trouble has just arrived in the publisher’s warehouse, which means it’s nearly ready to send out into the world! (Want
There are no right answers here, but the true answer to the question ‘how many drafts should I expect to write’ is ‘probably more than
I’ve wanted to have the chance to regularly work from home for years, but it was never an option in any of the jobs I’d
I’m a huge fan of sketching out a plan. I find it helps me structure things and clarify what I’m doing. Here are some examples. Thanks
