News: training
Supporting international students with pronunciation of subject-specific vocabulary
Join the English Language Centre in a series of webinars sharing practical tips for academic staff to increase international student engagement. The first webinar focuses on strategies to assist international students in overcoming pronunciation difficulties with subject-specific vocabulary. Monday 21 October, 1–2 pm. Online.
On-campus training for new printers
If you would like to become familiar with our new printers, attend one of the upcoming training sessions to be held at North Terrace campus, Monday 14 October, Roseworthy campus, Tuesday 15 October, and Waite campus, Wednesday 16 October. More information.
Giving effective feedback
Many graduate students cite getting and dealing with feedback from their supervisors as one of the most frustrating areas of candidature. Feedback is essential to help students make progress and improve the quality of their outputs. Join this workshop to find out how to give effective feedback. Friday 18 October, 10 am to 12 pm. Online.
Data management planning essentials
This session looks at the benefits of data management planning, your data management planning obligations at the University, and how a well-thought-out data management plan can help to make your life as a researcher easier. Tuesday 15 October, 11 am to 12 pm. Online.
Management essentials for people leaders online learning module
This module equips leaders with practical skills and strategies to excel in their leadership journey at the University. This self-paced online course offers a blend of interactive content, real-world scenarios, and insights from our own experienced leaders. More information.
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Women in research: promotions and other competitive processes
Academic promotions are often a rigorous and daunting process. To be considered for a promotion, or a competitive award such as a fellowship, simply listing past accomplishments on a resume is not adequate. Learn the application process and tips to gear yourself up for that next step in your career. Friday 10 October, 12.30–1.30 pm. Online.
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Open Access publishing library webinar
Discover the various option for publishing your research Open Access and ensure that you are meeting funder and University Open Access requirements. Monday 14 October, 10–11 am. Online. Register.
ADEPT: interpreting Turnitin reports
In this one-hour workshop you will learn to use and interpret Turnitin Similarity and Artificial Intelligence Reports for academic integrity and supporting student learning. This workshop will bring together best practice recommendations and insights from recent academic integrity cases. Wednesday 9 October, 12–1 pm. Online. Register.
Recognise and Respond training: how to support someone after sexual harm
This course provides a brief overview of best practice responses to incidents involving sexual harm. It includes definitions and relevant local legislation, information about reporting, support options for students, University processes and staff obligations. There is time for questions or discussion with our specialist. Tuesday 12 November, 10 am to 12 pm. Room 322 Hughes building, North Terrace campus. Register.
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Congratulations on your grant… now what?
This webinar will provide early career researchers with practical advice on developing their track record and preparing to apply for research funding opportunities. Join us to hear from successful early career researchers regarding their career journey and experience. Wednesday 23 Oct, 1–2.30 pm. Register.
