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  • Reflective Journaling for Researchers

    Many researchers use reflective journals throughout their research journeys, but are given little guidance about what exactly these journals are meant to achieve, or how. In this workshop, we will address this training gap by considering the theory and practice behind different applications of research journaling. In addition to exploring recommendations from the literature, participants will be invited to share their own practices and insights about keeping a journal.

    Tue 26 May, 2026

  • Using your Writing Brain to write your research

    This one-hour session is designed to answer questions postgraduate research students may have about the nuts and bolts of thesis writing, from coming up with ideas to learning how to structure paragraphs, to punctuation basics, with special attention to the new Writing Brain website, a comprehensive one-stop location designed to help with all academic writing needs.

    Tue 26 May, 2026

  • Translating your skills to the world of work

    This engaging and interactive webinar for postgraduate researchers will provide information, tips and practical examples to assist you when researching your career options and writing CVs and applications.

    Wed 27 May, 2026

  • How to Write a Blog Post in 60 Minutes

    In this interactive workshop for postgraduate researchers, you will learn how to structure and write a compelling research blog for a general audience. After 60 minutes of discussion and activities, there will be a 30-minute concentrated writing session. By the end, you will have a brand-new blog entry well underway ¨C and plenty of ideas for where to share it.

    Wed 27 May, 2026

  • Poster Competition Display (Penryn)

    An exhibition of posters submitted for the Poster Competition, as part of Festival of PGR Research.

    Thu 28 May, 2026
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    Fri 29 May, 2026

  • Three Minute Thesis (3MT) Final

    Join us in-person for the ¼ø»ÆÊ¦app Three Minute Thesis (3MT) final. All staff and students (including undergraduate, postgraduate taught and postgraduate researchers) are welcome.

    Thu 28 May, 2026

  • Meet The Researcher Session (Penryn)

    Join this 'Meet the Researcher' session to chat to the PGRs who created Festival of PGR Research posters on display at Penryn Campus. All staff and students (including undergraduate, postgraduate taught and postgraduate researchers) are welcome.

    Fri 29 May, 2026

  • Planning and structuring academic writing

    This workshop will present strategies for planning your writing, such as linear templates and mind maps. We will also discuss how to structure your writing effectively through tools such as PEEL.

    Mon 01 June, 2026

  • PGR Connect: creating meaningful interdisciplinary networks

    Looking to meet fellow postgraduate researchers beyond your own discipline, build new connections, and expand your academic network in a relaxed and engaging setting? Join us for PGR Connect, a dynamic networking event designed to bring together Postgraduate Researchers from across the University.

    Tue 02 June, 2026

  • Closing ceremony for the PGR Festival including Dean's Commendations at Streatham Campus

    This invite-only closing ceremony for the PGR Festival including Deans commendations, is hosted by Prof Stacey Hynd and held at Streatham Campus.

    Wed 03 June, 2026