PR for Academics: Talking About Your Research with the Media
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Talking to journalists can be a bit daunting – whether it’s chatting to a print journalist with their notepad and pen over coffee or taking part in something digital and possibly even live-to-air, it always feels like the pressure is on. But with a little preparation and foresight, giving a good media interview needn’t be too hard and is a great way to get your research across to potentially huge audiences in a highly successful way. Coming up next in the PR for Academics series is a session about talking to the media and giving a successful interview.
Mar 28 | Talking about your research with the media. |
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Expressions of interest open for the Statistics Boot Camp!
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Go on a three-day ‘deep dive’ boot camp designed to help you write a Data Analysis Plan and identify the statistics you need to conduct your research. This Boot Camp is for people just beginning their research and using quantitative data analysis to answer their research questions. This Boot Camp will be run by Associate Professor Richardson, who has over two decades of experience in teaching introductory statistics to undergraduates, so she knows all about the statistics hesitancy that some candidates bring to their research. She has published research on innovative ways to bring statistics to life, and on the difficulties in writing statistically because of the language ambiguities involved. EOI Closes on Thur 20 Apr 2023.
10-12 May | EOI for the Statistics Boot Camp |
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CSRM courses
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| Are you using qualitative data as part of a social research project? Did you know that ANU’s Centre for Social Research and Methods offers training in qualitative data collection and qualitative data analysis? SOCR8008 Qualitative Social Research provides an overview of qualitative social research and teaches students how to gather data through interviews, focus groups and observation. It runs each year in Semester 1. SOCR8003 Qualitative Research Analysis runs in Semester 2 and equips students with skills in analysing and interpreting qualitative data. |
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