The following courses in the table are compulsory for first year PhD students. Those that are bolded are compulsory for MPhil students.
Attendance at these courses are monitored by the Graduate Education Team, so please do ensure that you complete this compulsory element of your first year probationary period if you are a PhD student. There will be several opportunities to attend some courses over the academic year. There are multiple dates for a select number of courses. MPhil students should therefore aim to book onto one of the earlier courses, to make full use of the skills gained whilst here in the Department.
Course Code |
Course Title |
Details |
Information Systems (IS) |
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IS1 |
Chemistry Library Orientation |
Clair Castle |
IS3 |
Research Information Skills for Graduates |
Clair Castle - this course will be available on Moodle. |
IS4 |
Research Data Management |
Clair Castle - this course will be available on Moodle. |
Foundation Skills (FS) |
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FS1 |
Successful Completion of a Research Degree |
Aruna Reddy |
FS3 |
Integrity and Ethics in Research |
Dr Rhys Morgan (CU Research Strategy Office) |
FS4 |
Unconscious Bias |
Femi Otitoju |
FS5 |
Equality & Diversity in the University |
On-line https://www.equality.admin.cam.ac.uk/training/equality-diversity-online-... Intercultral Awareness Training will be offered by Researsher Developement. Book via UTBS. |
FS6 |
Time Management Toolkit |
On-line - InkPath Part of "Getting Started" module Access via Researcher Development webpage. |
FS7 |
Skills Analysis Survey |
On-line - InkPath Part of "Getting Started" module Access via Researcher Development webpage. |
FS14 |
Science Communication: Making Impact with Verbal Presentations |
TBC |
FS23 |
Presentation Skills Toolkit |
On-line - InkPath Part of "Getting Started" module Access via Researcher Development webpage. |
FS24 |
STEM - Writing your First-Year Report |
On-line - InkPath Part of "Getting Started" module Access via Researcher Development webpage. |
Characterisation Techniques (CT) |
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CT1 |
CT1 Getting the Most out of Your Departmental Characterisation Facilities |
Dr Dijana Matak-Vinkovic, Duncan Howe, Dr Andrew Bond, Dr Heather Greer, Nigel Howard |