Effective Research Presentations Workshop (Postdocs/Research Staff)

Presenting your research to a range of different audiences is a critical skill for postdocs and research staff at any stage of their career. The principal aim of this workshop is to help you be a more effective presenter in order to engage with your audience.

By the end of this course, you will:

• Have had the chance to watch a video of yourself presenting
• Receive feedback from the course tutor and your peers on your presentation style
• Have had the ‘real time’ opportunity to use the feedback to improve your presentation style

Topics covered:

• How to put together a good presentation
• How to handle fear and anxiety about public speaking
• How to stand out from the crowd to be remembered
• Understanding your audience and how to engage with them

Postdoctoral Researchers/Research Staff
Further details regarding eligibility criteria are here

Participants are required to prepare and bring along a 5 minutes presentation as part of the course.

Number of sessions: 1

Please see the Learning Outcomes and Topics Covered under the course description for the course aims.

Workshop for 10. Each participant will deliver and received feedback on their presentation throughout the day combined with short lectures.

For more details, please email Researcher Development

One full day session

Once to twice per term