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Events are added here regularly, so check back frequently for updates.
Contact RED@griffith.edu.au for registration requests. Room numbers are available upon successful registration.
DEVELOPING RESEARCHER TRAINING PROGRAM
This program was designed for post-doctoral, early career and developing researchers, but is open to researchers from all career stages to attend.
It brings together a wide range of essential training events across the research lifecycle, from applying for research funding, ethics approval and publishing that all researchers should be familiar with.
Upcoming workshops
Data Wrangling using OpenRefine for HASS Researchers
22 Jan 2020 10.05 am – 22 Jan 2020 12.30 pm
A hands on workshop for HASS HDR candidates and researchers, teaching fundamental data wrangling and preparation skills using open source tool Open...
Measuring and showcasing research: scholarly metrics
28 Jan 2020 10 am – 28 Jan 2020 12 pm
Hands on workshop exploring Scopus, Scholar and WoS to obtain information to support evidence of track record for grants.
Making Sense of your Literature Review
29 Jan 2020 10 am – 29 Jan 2020 11.30 am
This 90-minute workshop will offer techniques and strategies to help you make sense of your literature, organize your ideas, references, content and...
Preparing your literature review
06 Feb 2020 10 am – 06 Feb 2020 11 am
Learn how to critically analyse your research to write your literature review.
METHODOLOGY TRAINING
This program utilises the skills of Griffith’s researchers to increase understanding of a range of qualitative, quantitative and mixed-methods research concepts and techniques.
Upcoming workshops
Systematic Quantitative Literature Review
12 Feb 2020 10 am – 12 Feb 2020 12.30 pm
Workshops to explain and instruct on the Systematic Quantitative Literature Review method.
Systematic Quantitative Literature Review
26 Feb 2020 10 am – 26 Feb 2020 12.30 pm
Workshops to explain and instruct on the Systematic Quantitative Literature Review method.
STATISTICAL TRAINING PROGRAM
This program is aimed at giving participants a taste of new approaches before they start down a new path in developing their statistical skills, and is designed to complement existing knowledge HDR candidates and researchers may already have. Workshops are presented by Griffith University Statistical Advisors and academics with rich experience in statistical methods such as Bayesian, Regression and the use of ‘R'.
SOFTWARE TRAINING
Researcher Education and Development (RED) offers access to online courses in NVivo Fundamentals, Moving On with NVivo, and some advanced hands-on NVivo sessions presented by an accredited NVivo consultant. NVivo supports qualitative and mixed methods research by helping researchers to organise and analyse data. Contact RED@griffith.edu.au for more information.
Leximancer training sessions are conducted several times per year to introduce researchers to the use of this software, which assists with data visualisation.
Upcoming workshops
Beginner Leximancer: An introduction
09 Dec 2019 9 am – 09 Dec 2019 12 pm
This 3-hour introductory workshop to Leximancer will introduce participants to the software through hands-on practice with real data.
Beginner Leximancer: An introduction
12 Feb 2020 9.30 am – 12 Feb 2020 1 pm
A 3-hour introductory workshop to Leximancer to introduce participants to the software through hands-on practice with real data.
Beginner Leximancer: An introduction
13 Feb 2020 9.30 am – 13 Feb 2020 12.30 pm
A 3-hour introductory workshop to Leximancer to introduce participants to the software through hands-on practice with real data.
Moving on with NVivo12 - advanced course for NVivo users
29 Apr 2020 9.30 am – 29 Apr 2020 4 pm
During this full day workshop you will be taken beyond the basics of NVivo and work with your own data.
INDIGENOUS RESEARCH AND KNOWLEDGE SEMINAR SERIES
In collaboration with the Indigenous Research Unit, this is a series of seminars featuring researchers and HDR candidates conducting research or using research methodology based on Indigenous topics and working with Indigenous communities with the aim of encouraging the sharing of Indigenous research and knowledges.
SIGNATURE EVENTS
A suite of seminars, presentations and workshops presented by external speakers Griffith University speakers, on high-priority topics such as granting opportunities, research for impact and engagement.