Project Management is a complex and dynamic process that involves various challenges and obstacles. These training sessions are designed to give you “a starter for 10” insight into the Toolbox of a Project Manager. This Toolbox is a framework by which projects are consistently delivered at University of Stirling by the Information Services Programme Management […]
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Need help with academic referencing?
New to the university and embarking on your first assignment? Maybe you’ve been told to cite your sources for an essay and you’re wondering what this is all about. If so, we’ve got your back! There’s lots of support available. Online guides For those who prefer guidance in written format, there are several online guides. […]
New UKRI Open Access Policy – starts 1st April
The new UKRI Open Access policy starts on 1st April. If you will be submitting manuscripts for publication that acknowledge any of the UKRI funding councils, the policy will apply. You will need to check the journal you are submitting to before you submit to ensure you are choosing a compliant route. The policy applies […]
Webinar on How to Comply with the new UKRI Open Access Policy
Betsy Fuller, our Repositories Librarian, will be presenting a webinar on the new UKRI Open Access Policy: Title: How to Comply with the new UKRI Open Access PolicyDate: Wednesday 30th March 2022Time: 10-11amLocation: MS Teams This session is for all research staff and students with funding from UKRI councils (AHRC, BBSRC, ESRC, EPSRC, Innovate UK, MRC, […]
Westlaw Training March – April 2022
Westlaw training for Law students and researchers is available during March and April. Sign up here for the free Webinars provided by professional trainers at the publisherThomson Reuters. Westlaw International Materials: Friday 18th March 10.00 Introduction to Westlaw UK (Basic): Thursday 24th March 10.00 Westlaw UK Advanced Thurs 24th March 14.00, Wed 27th April 14.00 […]
Free webinar for researchers: ‘How to get your research noticed’
Register for this free webinar on ‘How to get your research noticed’ on Thursday 4th November 2021, 4pm Register Now The webinar is just half an hour, with time for Q&As at the end, and you will be given some tips on how to get your research noticed, helping it become more discoverable and increasing […]