Do you need help with writing better research articles? Would you also like to present your findings in the media?
The subject/course HFEL8000 will give you the tools that open the doors to both scientific journals and newspaper editors. It is called “Communicating science – in journals and to the general public” and gives an introduction to writing and publishing research articles, as well as presenting your research to a broader audience. You will get practice in developing your skills in communicating your research scientifically, and also as popular science.
The next courses will be held on Tuesdays and Wednesdays in week 3 and 5 (2016):
Tuesday, 19 January in room JC23 (Moholt) 0830 – 1500
Wednesday, 20 January in room JB30 (Moholt) 0830 – 1500
Tuesday, 2 February in room JB21 (Moholt) 0830 – 1500
Wednesday, 3 February in room JB21 (Moholt) 0830 – 1445
In order to register for the course on Studentweb you must be registered as a PhD student at NTNU. You will automatically get access to It’s learning. If you need help to register, contact Stine Krogh Hagen (stine.krogh.hagen@ntnu.no) Higher Executive Officer at the Department of Language and Literature.
Information you need before and during the course will be posted on It’s learning.
NB! The course is in English, but those of you who use Norwegian as your main language in your research are invited to use Norwegian for the coursework as well.
The course coordinator is Nancy Lea Eik-Nes, Associate Professor at the Department of Language and Literature (HF).