As a companion to my ‘Interested in a NT PhD?’ page, I thought I would also do a how-to guide for PhD studies in NT. Now, instead of reinventing the wheel, I figured that many of the posts I have already done are quite relevant. So, below you will find links to many of my blog posts, but here they will be organized in a more useful way. NKG
The PHD Process
As you begin your PhD, you may feel lost (like I did). See some of my process-oriented posts.
I GOT INTO A PHD PROGRAM IN THE UK, NOW WHAT???
Life as a Researcher
SOME ADVICE FROM A WISE SCHOLAR
MORE RESEARCH ADVICE FROM A TENURED SCHOLAR
Writing Skills
Viva.
Developing Academic Skills
Paper presentations. I significant element of being a research student is learning how to get a paper accepted to present at a conference and also to present it in a clear and appealing way. See my posts below
PRESENTING AN ACADEMIC PAPER (VIS-A-VIS SBL)
WHAT I LEARNED FROM READING MY FIRST PAPER AT A CONFERENCE
THOUGHTS ON PRESENTING A SCHOLARLY PAPER
Book Reviews. I love writing book reviews because it keeps me up to speed on a number of areas and, frankly, I love free books! See some of my posts on the hows and whys.
GETTING STARTED IN BOOK REVIEWS
REFLECTIONS ON SOME BOOK REVIEWS I HAVE DONE
WRITING BOOK REVIEWS ON COMMENTARIES
Publishing Articles.
Networking and Scholarly Interaction.
General Resources and Helps
COMMON LATIN WORDS AND ABBREVIATIONS
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Wow, this is some great stuff. Thanks for posting this. I just started a phd program and am sure to find this useful!
Thanks for your excellent website. Always very helpful. The link to “Choosing a Research Topic” is broken. Could you restore it? I am very keen to hear what you have to say about the subject.
Great resources. Thanks for taking the time to post them. I noticed, however, that the link for ‘Choosing a Research Topic’ doesn’t work. I would be interested in reading that article if you can repair the link. Many thanks!
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