The New Academic: Developing Skills for an Academic Career
This one-day training session is aimed at postgraduates and early-career researchers who are hoping to develop an academic career.
Read More »This one-day training session is aimed at postgraduates and early-career researchers who are hoping to develop an academic career.
Read More »Below you can find the advertisement for two paid social media internships. The interns will work with me on a project that seeks to create a social media skills resource for students. Please note these internships are open to LJMU students only. Please see the ad for specifics. [gview file=”http://www.nadinemuller.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/Interships-Ad.pdf” height=”1300″ width=”1050″ save=”1″]
Read More »16 April 2014, The Guardian Higher Education Network. I wrote this opinion piece in response to the ongoing debates about mental health issues in academia.
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Read More »Keynote, 14 May 2014, “REF2020: Achieving Excellence” Faculty of Computing & Engineering, Coventry University
Read More »Keynote, 22 March 2014, Contemporary Women’s Writing Skills Development Programme, Leeds Metropolitan University
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Read More »A blog post I wrote for Jobs.ac.uk on making yourself employable during your PhD, particularly for a career in academia.
Read More »This is a short blog post I wrote for Jobs.ac.uk on deciding on your career path after your PhD.
Read More »6 March 2014, The Guardian Higher Education Network. I was invited to comment on academia and mental health for this article.
Read More »This is an introductory lecture to structuralism, poststructuralism, and deconstruction. This post contains a detailed lecture handout as well as the Prezi for the lecture.
Read More »Research Seminar, 30 April 2014, Women’s Research Network, University of East Anglia
Read More »Mental health in academia can be a complex and sometimes contradictory issue. On the one hand, doing a PhD and being an academic in your chosen field means you have the opportunity and the privilege not only to pursue a very specific personal interest but also that you have the influence to shape the area […]
Read More »Research Seminar, 5 March 2014, Department of English, Durham University
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Read More »You’re close to submitting your PhD, to passing your viva voce examination with flying colours, and to be awarded your doctorate. At various stages in these final months of your existence as a PhD student certain scary thoughts – of the practical kind – enter your mind repeatedly and persistently. When will my university email […]
Read More »Some of the most common questions with which PhD researchers are concerned focus on how they should set their priorities during their doctoral studies. What else, and how much of it, should you do next to researching and writing your thesis? As so often, I can’t answer this for all PhD students in all disciplines, […]
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