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Workshop: Searching literature for your writing assignment (NL)
In this workshop you will learn how to search for literature effectively. We also show you how to use the EndNote programme to manage the literature you find.
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Workshop: Academic writing for international students (ENG)
In this workshop we will discuss criteria typical for academic writing assignments in the Netherlands. For example, a critical use of literature, logical structuring and an objective and precise writing style.
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Writing Week
Are you working on a writing assignment and would you like to increase your productivity? Then take part in a Writing Week of the Radboud Writing Lab.
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Workshop: Kick-start your thesis (NL)
In this workshop, we work on prioritising, creating work strategies, and making long- and short-term schedules. This will help you engage with your thesis-writing process with confidence!
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Workshop: Structuring your text (NL)
In this workshop, you will learn how to construct a text and make logical connections between chapters, sections, and paragraphs.
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Workshop: Improving your academic writing style (ENG)
This workshop will teach you about some common misconceptions about academic writing and give you hands-on tips for perfecting your own academic writing style.
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Workshop: How to Read Articles Effectively for Your Writing Assignment (NL)
In this workshop, you will be introduced to different smart reading strategies that will allow you to purposefully and quickly find your way through any academic article you come across.
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Workshop: English Grammar & Vocab Essentials for Academic Writing (ENG)
During this workshop, we will address a number of common problems and provide tools and techniques to help you formulate correct sentences in English so you can tackle writing assignments more confidently.
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Workshop: How to Read Articles Effectively for Your Writing Assignment (NL)
In this workshop, you will be introduced to different smart reading strategies that will allow you to purposefully and quickly find your way through any academic article you come across.
