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Mentorship for Postdocs
Prof. Hanne Gram Simonsen shares her top tips on selecting a mentor, maximising your capabilities, networking and making the most of your postdoc time.
Top 10 Tips for Successful PhD Supervision
At the International Aphasia Rehabilitation Conference (IARC 2018) Prof Sue Franklin provided her top tips to make sure you can get the most out your PhD supervision experience. View the Framework for Concepts of Research Supervision and the Auckland Good Practice of Joint Supervision statement.
If you are studying abroad, you may be interested in Ideas to Help International Students.
Browse the activities related to Clarifying Expectations, Different Support Roles and Expectations in Supervision.
Work/Life balance in your career as a Aphasia Researcher
Prof Worrall shares her insights on how to maintain a balance between your work and your personal life and interests.
The importance of networking and collaborations for ESRs/JSRs
Dr Jytte Isaksen talks about the importance of networking and establishing aphasia research collaborations.
Transitioning from clinical practice to registering as a PhD candidate
Gain advice on how to make the leap from clinical practice to full time research.
Top Tips for Presentations and Publications
Nina Simmons-Mackie presents her top tips to maximise the quality of your presentations and publications.
Taking advantage of dissemination opportunities during your PhD journey
How do you maximise your opportunities to share your research? Listen in!
How to juggle a post doc with grant applications and secure a large 4 year grant
Valantis Fyndanis speaks about grant writing and securing large scale grants to support your research career.
Using a qualitative research approach in your PhD
Dr Ciara Shiggings shares her experiences with using qualitative methods in aphasia research.
Interview with an aphasia researcher
Dr Silvia Martinez-Ferreiro talks about her aphasia research.
Reflecting on the PhD journey
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