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POSTGRADUATE RESEARCH COLLOQUIUM

Module code: ML811
Credits: 5
Semester: Year-Long
Quota: 30
Department: SCHOOL OF MODERN LANGUAGES
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	Overview
	This module aims to offer postgraduate research students in the SMLLC an opportunity to present their research to a group of peers and to listen to other students� presentations on their research. It will also offer PhD students an opportunity to share their experiences of postgraduate research and develop a supportive community of practice related to their research fields. It will provide students in the early stages of their doctoral programmes with an opportunity to work alongside more advanced research students and learn from their experiences. This seminar takes place every three or four Wednesdays throughout the academic year.

Overview

This module aims to offer postgraduate research students in the SMLLC an opportunity to present their research to a group of peers and to listen to other students� presentations on their research. It will also offer PhD students an opportunity to share their experiences of postgraduate research and develop a supportive community of practice related to their research fields. It will provide students in the early stages of their doctoral programmes with an opportunity to work alongside more advanced research students and learn from their experiences.

This seminar takes place every three or four Wednesdays throughout the academic year.

	Learning Outcomes
	On successful completion of the module, students should be able to: Summarise in broad terms their individual doctoral research project and explain how it relates to existing research in the field; Develop research questions and identify suitable research methods to answer those questions; Plan, research and deliver a presentation on a particular aspect of their individual doctoral research project, using appropriate visual aids to engage listeners; Listen to and offer feedback on other students� research presentations; Describe problems that arise in the research process and come up with solutions to those problems.

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