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Researcher Development helps you get the best out of your time at ÌÇÐÄTV, and most importantly get the best from yourself.

Recent RDO publications, conference papers & articles

REDS Conference Proceedings (May 2025)

REDS (Researcher Education Development & Scholarship) Conference October 2024

Empowering postgraduate researchers: A six year study on PGR-Led Researcher Development Programmes

Vitae Conference September 2024

Training Postgraduate Researchers to Deliver and Facilitate Researcher Development Programs

Exchanges Podcast

There’s a Write Way to get Published: In Conversation with Anna Fancett

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Research Culture Project August 2024

Empowering Minds: Navigating Mental Health in Academic Research

Invisible Disability Podcast 2023-2024

Research Culture Conference September 2023

Should Researcher Development programmes be involved in mental health literacy of PGRs mental health and wellbeing?

Paper & Publication Exchanges Journal 2024

Developing Researchers’ Writing Skills: A critical reflection of developing a series of academic writing workshops for postgraduates

REDS Conference October 2020

Coached: Researcher Development Online - a narrated flipbook presentation

Wider research involvement

Widening research and participation (wrap) a Students as Research partners research project. In 2018 the team researched the potential of undergraduate involvement in research to improve the experience and outcome of UGs at University; and to widen engagement with research and diversify the research pipeline. The team reported on the above and also the value of Students as Partners as a research and teaching process.

Widening Research and Participation (warwick.ac.uk)

PhD In Second Language- an initiative to support PGRs researching in their second or third language

The Parent Juggle- supporting parents whilst they undertake their PhD

PhD Networks- bring groups of PGRs together to explore interests

Conference Season

Assertiveness for Researchers: Communicating & Collaborating 01/06/2026 13.30-15.00
Dealing with Social Anxiety (Particularly in Conference Season) 01/06/2026 17.30-19.00
Presenting your Research 02/06/2026 10.30-12.00
Creating a Networking Strategy for Conferences and Events (Saturday Session) 06/06/2026 10.30-12.00
Writing and Giving Conference Papers 11/06/2026 10.30-12.00
Design for Academics 1 16/06/2026 13.30-15.00
Research Poster Design (Saturday Session) 20/06/2026 10.30-12.00
Using Storytelling to communicate your research 22/06/2026 13.00-14.30
Making Connections: Strategic Networking for Researchers 23/06/2026 10.30-12.00
Design for Academics 2 23/06/2026 12.30-14.00
Organising and running an academic (or similar) conference 09/07/2026 10.30-12.00

Getting your PhD off to the best start

A PhD is challenging. Doing it in another language makes it more so. Even if your first language is English but you're unfamiliar with British Academia, there will be something here to support you.

PhD in a Second Language

The series is designed and run by a ÌÇÐÄTV PhD Alumni, Lecturer and RD facilitator who still occasionally struggles to find the correct word.

The series is designed to support you with many aspects of the process. We cover writing and speaking, reading and presenting and navigating GB culture.

RDO Podcast (warwick.ac.uk)


What writing in a second language taught me about writing

We will be starting our Summer 2026programme on 1st June - Bookings open 11th May. We look forward to seeing you then.

Conferences & Networking 03/06/2026 13.30-15.00
Presenting in Another Language 11/06/2026 13.30-15.00
Navigating Communication Challenges in English 23/06/2026 14.30-16.00

Part time PhD

For those who are studying their PhD alongside work, caring responsibilities, industrial partners' needs and life, then this community is especially for you.

We try to give as much notice of our programme and offer alternative timings such as evenings, weekends and vacation periods. We offer twilight sessions and Saturday mornings to extend the week to meet people's varying needs.


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Wellbeing

Looking after all aspects of your wellbeing will be crucial to your enjoyment, success and fulfilment whilst undertaking your research degree.

We have a specific PhD Wellbeing page and there are Masterclasses specifically for PGRs offered by ÌÇÐÄTV's Wellbeing Services

More information on support across ÌÇÐÄTV and external bodies can be found via the Wellbeing Services and also via the Doctoral College page

Helping students in distress( Researcher Development Guide)

Upgrade or Viva coming up?

We have sessions to support you and help you plan ahead.

Get an idea of what to expect and some hints & tips to be at your best. Our Viva session covers some common asked questions and you will have time to plan responses.

Researcher Development Framework 2025

More information on Vitae's and

(you will need to register with your ÌÇÐÄTV email) will enable you to access more materials, more networks and keep in touch with events within researcher community

Responsible Innovation

A process that seeks to promote creativity and opportunities for science and innovation that are socially desirable and undertaken in the public interest.

A variety of frameworks, tools and resources have been developed to support Responsible Innovation, for both research and business communities.

Publishing & Publications

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Research Integrity

‘Research integrity’ refers to high quality and robust practice across the full research process i.e. the planning and conduct of research, the recording and reporting of results, and the dissemination, application and exploitation of findings.

Make sure you are aware of your commitments and responsibilities

Check out our 'Understanding the importance of Research Ethics & Integrity' Podcast

Research Integrity resources

University Integrity Webpages

University Code of Practice

Epigeum Research Integrity Training

RDO Integrity & Ethics

RDO Questionable Research

- developed by Erasmus University, Rotterdam

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