By Mark Carrigan and Ana Canhoto What training should PhD students receive during their doctorate? It’s increasingly recognised by funding… Read more Equipping PhD researchers for social media success
Category: Resources
The Death of a Profession? The Doctoral Programme Amidst the Crisis of Higher Education
By Lakshmi Bose & Rebecca Gordon One of the greatest gifts of the doctoral programme is the time and space… Read more The Death of a Profession? The Doctoral Programme Amidst the Crisis of Higher Education
The RGC Postdoctoral Fellowship Scheme
We’d like to circulate this fellowship scheme which will be of interest to our members and readers. See here for… Read more The RGC Postdoctoral Fellowship Scheme
Unlocking Lockdown: Audio Diaries of Disrupted Fieldwork
By Mark Carrigan and Susan Robertson The Covid-19 crisis has created unprecedented disruption across nearly every aspect of social life.… Read more Unlocking Lockdown: Audio Diaries of Disrupted Fieldwork
Critical Realism for Educational Research
Critical Realism (CR) has become an influential approach within educational research in recent years, offering a sophisticated framework through which… Read more Critical Realism for Educational Research
Publishing in an age of social media
These slides are from a workshop which Mark Carrigan ran with Sara Baker at the Faculty of Education in July… Read more Publishing in an age of social media
What is social theory? A series of interviews
This series of interviews was conducted by Mark Carrigan for Social Theory Applied. It built on the Practice of Social… Read more What is social theory? A series of interviews
Why we shouldn’t take social media metrics too seriously
By Mark Carrigan In the last year, I’ve become increasingly preoccupied by why we shouldn’t take social media metrics too… Read more Why we shouldn’t take social media metrics too seriously
