Turnitin, and other text-matching software, is often used by postgraduate scholars and supervisors to check their work. This is very useful because the software can
Is your research serving a social justice agenda? Does postgraduate research serve a public good? These are some of the questions this interactive video raises.
This narrated PowerPoint presentation discusses the role of theory and concepts in postgraduate research. It unpacks the meaning of the two terms, and how they
There is a distinct difference in postgraduate research between the logic of discovery and the logic of dissemination. The former is messy, iterative and non-linear,
The research chain of reasoning involves many interrelated decisions that determine subsequent methodological choices. The purpose of this video is to explain the relationship between
Argument! This is a word many students hear, but struggle to understand and enact in their writing. Argument are crafted, chapter by chapter and section
When an academic or a researcher makes a statement, (s)he will have an authoritative voice over the society, as the statement will have a “scientific”
Video, 9.41 minutes. Developed by Presenter Prof Gina Wisker (Brighton University, UK). Thanks to Dr Henriëtte van den Berg who commissioned the video and developed supporting
This interactive map provides extensive information on every stage of the research journey. Click your way around and find answers to common questions. Clickable PowerPoint map
How can good scientific writing be compared to good cooking? This resource cleverly describes how good scientific writing can be likened to good cooking. It