Doctoral student: Succeeding with a subject search
How do you find literature that is relevant to your research topic? How do you verify that no one else has published on your topic before?
About the event
In this workshop we will address how a subject can be turned into an efficient search in subject databases. We will focus on concepts and techniques that you can apply in your own work. The Social Sciences Libraries offer a lecture and this subsequent workshop for doctoral students who are starting up their literature review, writing their thesis plan or feel they need a run-through of how to search for information in subject databases.
Preparations for the workshop
You attend a lecture at the time that best suits you (an identical lecture is offered at three different times). If you cannot attend the lecture, you need to prepare for the workshop by reading the section Subject database search in the Canvas-module Introduction to information literacy and scholarly communication for doctoral students.
We ask you to register for the workshop. The workshop has a focus on disciplines at the Faculties of Education, IT, Social Science and the School of Business, Economics and Law.
- Event series: Social Sciences Libraries events for PhD students
- Event type: Workshop
- Language: In English only
- Audience: Doctoral students