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Friday, 01 May 2026 - Sunday, 31 May 2026

  • Academic reading & note-making: becoming a critical reader

    This workshop will explore strategies for effective academic reading and note-taking. We will discuss how to use the domains of critical reading and effective ways to make notes to develop writing that is objective and questioning.

    Wed 06 May, 2026

  • Coffee of Science: supportive session for practicing presentations with coffee and snacks

    Coffee of Science: supportive session for practicing presentations with coffee and snacks

    Thu 07 May, 2026

  • Managing Your Time

    Juggling the demands of postgraduate research can be challenging so this session will explore time management strategies and tools that you can use to keep your thesis on track.

    Mon 11 May, 2026

  • PGR Study Space - Introduction & Taster Session

    This session will introduce PGRs to the PGR study space- its purpose and ethos, and how it runs. We will run a taster PGR Study Space / pomodoro session; and have a general discussion and opportunity to share study skills and resources.

    Mon 11 May, 2026

  • Collage your PhD

    This interactive workshop invites you to explore collage as a method for reflecting on your research and communicating your work in new ways. Through cutting, layering, juxtaposing, and assembling, you’ll experiment with how ideas connect, overlap, and evolve – creating a unique visual representation of your research.

    Mon 11 May, 2026

  • Caffeinated Curiosity: Library Research Café

    Drop in to the weekly Library Research Café?to discover who your Liaison Librarian is and how we can support you. Explore what the Open Research Team and wider Library Skills team can offer.

    Tue 12 May, 2026

  • Interactive Documentaries: i-docs

    Are you interested in developing innovative research outputs, so that your research can reach wider audiences and be more engaging? This session will explore the concept of interactive documentaries or i-docs as a creative research output.

    Wed 13 May, 2026

  • Penryn Intercultural Café: Make Your Own Keyring

    The Intercultural Café is a chance to meet people and celebrate different cultures in a relaxed, friendly space. Students and researchers from across the universities in Cornwall are welcome to join us during term time for a free hot drink and cake, and the chance to meet people from all over the world and find out more about life in Cornwall.

    Wed 13 May, 2026

  • Embedding Creativity in the Research Ideation Process- In Person Option (in-person workshop)

    We invite you to this workshop designed for PGRs and ECRs interested in approaching research in more exploratory and imaginative ways. Aligned with the Researcher Development Framework (RDF), 2017, the sessions introduce creative practices to stimulate new approaches to research thinking, interpretation, and conceptualisation. The workshop is structured flexibly; you are welcome to attend the full programme or join individual sessions. Refreshments provided (tea, coffee, snacks and lunch).

    Thu 14 May, 2026

  • Embedding Creativity in the Research Ideation Process (online workshop)

    We invite you to this online workshop designed for PGRs and ECRs interested in approaching research in more exploratory and imaginative ways. Aligned with the Researcher Development Framework (RDF), 2017, the sessions introduce creative practices to stimulate new approaches to research thinking, interpretation, and conceptualisation. The workshop is structured flexibly; you are welcome to attend the full programme or join individual sessions.

    Thu 14 May, 2026