Applying thematic analysis to explore perceptions and self-reported behaviours: using students’ interview and reflective diary data as examples. This event is co-organised with the Social Research Methods Centre. Thematic analysis is widely used in social science research for examining participants’ perceptions through interviews, focus groups and learning diaries. It can also reveal participants’ behaviours through...
Are you a PGR interested in mastering the art of research pitch? Whether you’re preparing for your first conference or looking to refine your networking skills, this event will help you communicate your research more clearly and confidently. The session will begin with some practical guidance on the key takeaways of delivering an effective research...
We warmly invite you to join Multimodality@2025: PGR Work-in-Progress Session. 🕚 Time: 11.00 a.m.– 1.00 p.m., Thursday, 23 October 📍 Venue: Parkinson 1.08 or online via MS Teams 🥪☕️🍪 Refreshments Provided This session brings together postgraduate researchers at LCS who are exploring multimodality from diverse theoretical and disciplinary perspectives. Each presenter will share a brief overview...
Abstract: My PhD investigated discourses of age and gender as realised in language used by and about ageing women. My particular focus was the reciprocal relationship between the ‘private’ voices of individual lived experience and public discourses of ageing generated by beauty and media industries - and my intention was always to take the learning...
We are thrilled to invite you to participate in the second meeting of our PGR-led reading group as part of the Futuring Interculturality project. As highlighted in the project announcement, this initiative aims to recontextualize interculturality and explore its diverse applications. Our reading group serves as a platform for engaging with thought-provoking ideas and fostering meaningful discussions on...
This is a great opportunity for all PGRs (new and returning) to gather together and hear more about the events planned at Language at Leeds for this year. All are welcome!
Event Objectives Provide a platform for faculty members and researchers to connect with colleagues from different cultural backgrounds, potentially leading to future collaborations. Offer attendees the opportunity to learn about best practices and innovative projects in translation from diverse geographical contexts. Highlight the University of Leeds' commitment to fostering a global community of translation scholars...
We are thrilled to invite you to an exciting writing meetup at the Edward Boyle Library, a fantastic opportunity to connect with fellow postgraduate researchers, share ideas, and propel your writing and research goals forward. The session will kick off with an enlightening talk by Nick Sheppard, Research Data Management Advisor. Nick will provide valuable...
Are you working on or interested in language or a language-related topic? Would you like to connect with other PGRs in the language research field across the university? Are there any tailored academic and/or social activities for PGRs you would like to get involved in? With the support from faculties and academic staff, the Language@Leeds...
The first talk in this series will be given by Professor Helen Roy from the UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology The seminars will be hosted on Zoom and organisers will send a Zoom link on registration. You can register for the series via Eventbrite
