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Join our Admissions Office for a webinar on how you submit your documents.

As a Master’s student, you are expected to find, integrate and correctly cite scientific sources in your own writing. The KI library allows you to access thousands of scientific journals and a variety of comprehensive databases. During this workshop, you will learn how to use these resources…

Using sources well is an integral part of academic communication. During this workshop, you will get a “re-cap” of how to use sources correctly and effectively. There will also be plenty of time for questions and discussion.

Reference management programs help you collect, format and organize your sources. During this workshop, you will learn how to use either Endnote Online or Zotero.

Keeping track of your sources and formatting them correctly are central aspects of writing your Master’s thesis. Reference management programs can help you collect, format and organize your sources. During this workshop you will learn how to use either Endnote Online or Zotero. The workshop will…

This webinar will focus on the function and structure of the introduction, on how to synthesise sources, prepare the reader for the aim, and create coherence throughout the text. We will discuss and analyze a sample introduction, and you will get hands-on advice on how to work with your own text…

In order to communicate your research to others, your writing needs to be clear and well-structured. This applies not just to the overall structure of your text; it also applies to your sentences. In this workshop, you will learn hands-on tips and techniques for writing the kind of clear, concise…

University College London (UCL) and Stockholm Trio welcome you to a collaborative workshop in London.

This webinar will focus on the function and structure of the discussion section of your thesis, on the relationship between the discussion and other parts of the thesis, and on how to make this section of your text nuanced, clear and effective. During this webinar, we will analyze and discuss one…

The abstract is a short but central part of any scientific text, including the Master’s thesis. During this webinar, you will receive hands-on tips, techniques, writing practice and feedback, all of which will help you write a concise and comprehensive abstract.

The conclusion is a short but important part of a Master’s thesis. During this webinar, we will discuss and analyze a sample conclusion, and you will learn how to write a clear and effective conclusion.

Giving oral presentations is an important part of scholarly exchange. During this workshop, you will learn how to plan, prepare for, structure and deliver an effective oral presentation. We will also discuss how to avoid being nervous.

As part of the examination for your Master’s thesis, you will be asked to give feedback on one (or more) of your fellow students’ theses. During this webinar, you will receive advice on how to give precise and helpful feedback to your peers, and you will have the chance to practice doing so.

Once you have completed your Master’s thesis, you may want to turn it into a research article and submit it to a scientific journal. What do you need to think about as you do so? In what ways does a Master’s thesis differ from a publishable article? During this webinar, you will receive hands-on…