Courses for students on Postgraduate Research programmes. ALLIS Courses for PG ResearchWe offer a range of academic writing courses for students at different stages of their research journey.We strongly advise you to only apply for one PGR writing course per semester, due to the workload involved.Please click on the heading below to see our available Semester 1 courses. Semester 1 Courses 2024/25 CourseStarts week commencing:Class HoursWriting your PhD First-Year Report (online)28 October 202410 hours Writing your PhD First-Year Report (in-person)28 October 202410 hoursWriting your PhD: Reviewing the Literature (online)21 October 202410 hours Writing your PhD: Reviewing the Literature(in-person)21 October 202410 hoursWriting your PhD: Qualitative Research (online)21 October 202414 hours Writing your PhD: Qualitative Research (in-person)21 October 202414 hoursWriting your PhD: Scientific Research (online)28 October 202410 hoursWriting your PhD: Scientific Research (in-person)28 October 202410 hours Other ALLIS CoursesIn addition, post-graduate research students are very welcome to join the courses listed under ALLIS Courses: UG and PG Taught.View ALLIS UG and PG Taught CoursesThese courses would be suitable for students who are just beginning their doctoral studies, especially if you would like to gain confidence in your written academic English.Academic Writing for In-sessional Study will help you to explore key aspects of academic writing in English. All Postgraduate Research ALLIS CoursesWe offer varying courses depending on the time of year. You can find detailed information on all our Postgraduate Research ALLIS courses below. Writing your PhD First-Year Report This course is intended for PhD students in their first year who are currently working on their First Year Report. Writing your PhD: Reviewing the Literature This course is intended for PhD students in their second year. Writing your PhD: Qualitative Research This course is intended for PhD students in their final year. Writing Your PhD: Scientific Research This course is intended for final year PhD students who are engaged in scientific research and are either preparing to write or are in the process of writing a thesis. It may, however, also be suitable for students in their second year who are working on research papers This article was published on 2023-11-21