Postgraduate Researcher week: Build your PhD: communicating & thinking with LEGO
1:00pm - 3:00pm /
Wednesday 28th June 2017
/ Venue: CPD suite, Room 4, 2nd Floor Central Teaching Hub
Type: Workshop /
Category: Research
- 0151 794 4922
- Liverpool Doctoral College
- Suitable for: Postgraduate Researchers
- Admission: Free
- Book now
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Successfully communicating your research is an essential skill for all researchers.
Join Dr Aimee Blackledge for a fun and interactive session where you will build a LEGO® model of your PhD topic and present it to a group of fellow researchers.
Through creating and explaining your model you will practice discussing details about your research and research aims, even if you have only just started your PhD. Participants will come away with skills to better articulate the core essence of their research to a wider multi-disciplinary audience.
Join Dr Aimee Blackledge for a fun and interactive session where you will build a LEGO® model of your PhD topic and present it to a group of fellow researchers.
Through creating and explaining your model you will practice discussing details about your research and research aims, even if you have only just started your PhD. Participants will come away with skills to better articulate the core essence of their research to a wider multi-disciplinary audience.