The GRS induction is a non-traditional event. Stall holders will be available for UTS Higher Degree Research students to meet and discuss how they can support developing research skills. A dynamic 20 min welcome experience will be hosted in the world-class Data Arena.
This interactive workshop is designed to support UTS HDR students for whom Standard Australian English is an additional language or dialect.
This session is for UTS HDR students.
Uncover your unique voice and build the confidence to speak up in academic and professional settings during this workshop.
Through reflective exercises and interactive discussions, you will explore what it means to be heard and understood. The session focuses on developing core foundations for active participation, encouraging you to raise your hand, contribute to conversations, and share your perspectives with clarity and conviction.
Designed to strengthen foundational speaking skills, this workshop focuses on the essential elements of effective public communication.
Explore the power of storytelling as a tool for connection and impact.
Designed to strengthen foundational speaking skills, this workshop focuses on the essential elements of effective public communication.
This practical workshop is designed to help candidates prepare for formal stage assessments with confidence and clarity.
This workshop guides you through the process of articulating needs, framing requests persuasively, and building trust with your audience.
This session focuses on the art of inspiration—how to communicate the ‘why’ behind your research or project in a way that motivates and energises others.
navigate interviews and panels with confidence and clarity.
Apply your public speaking skills in a research-based context.
In this session, we'll explore ways to keep the learners' needs front and centre of our learning designs.
Find out about techniques to introduce yourself and your learning design work, while introducing yourself to us!
I’ll be presenting a professional development session on Socratic circles and how to use them effectively in the classroom for Teacher Learning Network on 1 Jun 2021 from 6-7 pm. This is an online event and free to those with Teacher Learning Network membership.
