Academic Writing for Graduate Students, 6.0 credits
Att skriva akademisk text på engelska, 6.0 hp
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Course level
Third-cycle EducationDescription
The aim of the course is to develop doctoral students’ understanding and ability to apply some of the concepts, skills and techniques that are necessary to write academic papers in English.
The course will give doctoral students the opportunity to practice a variety of these skills and techniques. The focus will be on how to make a positive impression on the potential reader. Class discussion and peer feedback will provide useful opportunities for talking about and explaining individual research to people with different levels of knowledge and understanding of the field.'
The course will run in October - December 2025.
Week 41
9th October (13:15-17) Introduce your research work - tapping into the research and societal relevance. Dr. Janet Johansson
Week 42
14th October (13:15-17) Writing a doctoral thesis: experience and inspirations. Dr. Robert Demir
Week 42
17th o (13:15-17) Writing literature review systematically through problematization and gap- spotting: making your
research interesting and relevant. Dr. Janet Johansson
Week 44
28st Oct. (13:15-17) Presentation of your work
and peer review (a complete introduction and literature). Dr. Janet Johansson
Week 45
6th November (13:15-17) Methodology: and research ethics Part I Dr. Janet Johansson
Week 46
14th November (13:15-17) Introduction to journal publication from the author, reviewer and the editorial perspective. Dr Janet Johansson & Prof. Jonas Söderlund
Week 47
18th November (13:15-17) Methodology: and Research ethics in writing part II. Dr Rasmus Nykvist
Week 48
4th December(13:15-17) Presentation of your work and peer review (full paper including method, analysis and discussion, as well as
abstract). Dr Janet Johansson
The registration is open.
Application
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Janet Johansson
Examiner