HDR training

It is of strategic importance to Bond University that both Higher Degree Research (HDR) students and supervisors share the accumulated knowledge resources to ensure effective research training and support. Research training is promoted in the current Strategic Plan for this reason. Opportunities for training, support and information exchange are provided every semester at Bond.

Orientation

HDR Orientation (Compulsory)

The compulsory HDR Orientation and induction is held once a semester and provides candidates with information about the university, research practices and resources available throughout their candidature. It is an opportunity to meet with other HDR candidates and attendance is a condition of being enrolled in the HDR program. The HDR Orientation is always held on Tuesday of O week

Orientation Dates for 2022

Semester One: Tuesday 10am 11^th January 2022

Semester Two: Tuesday 10am 10^th May 2022

Semester Three: Tuesday 10am 6^th September 2022

Faculty Orientation

Faculty orientation is essential to discuss both general infrastructure support (including building access, access to office/workspace or laboratory space, photocopying, travel, Internet access, tearoom facilities, technical support, equipment access, parking requirements, disability access requirement) and project-specific support (such as field work, testing, consumables, laboratory space) that will be provided to the candidate by the faculty. Your Faculty Research Development Manager is responsible for facilitating your Faculty Orientation and will contact you directly with the details once you are enrolled.

HDR Support Series Semester 222 (Compulsory)

HDR Support Series Sessions will be conducted via Multi-modal delivery (delivered on-campus to face-to-face learners and streamed live to off-campus learners). If you wish to attend online, please contact HDR unit to request a link for the session

Attendance is considered compulsory for all new and commencing HDR students.
Confirmation cannot be achieved without having attended all six topics in the series.

Date	Time	Venue	Workshop title
31 May 2022 (Tue)	1:00pm to 2:30pm	BLD06_3_23/ iLearn Collaborate	Project Management (Session 1) Project Management for Researchers: Planning for Success (A/Prof Greg Skulmoski, FSD)
7 June 2022 (Tue)	1:00pm to 2:30pm	BLD06_3_23/ iLearn Collaborate	Managing Knowledge (Session 2) Copyright, Plagiarism & Introduction to Research Data Management (Ms Antoinette Cass) Library Services – Search techniques for literature reviews and reference management options (Mrs Sarah Bateup)
Week 5			Research Integrity Training
TBA-Oct 2022	1:00pm to 2:30pm	BLD06_3_23/ iLearn Collaborate	Funding/Budgets, Automated Forms & Research Ethics (Session 3) Funding/Budgets & Automated forms through Workflow Gen including progress reports (Ms Vinese Berkett) Research Ethics Overview - Workshop setting up Ethics Application (Dr Lisa Marlow)
28 June 2022 (Tue)	1:00pm to 2:30pm	BLD06_3_23/ Microsoft Teams	Data Management & PURE Research Portal (Session 4) PURE Research Portal (Dr Caroline Lovell) Research Data Storage Solutions: Access, sync and sharing capabilities + Introductions of Data Management Advisors & Data Management Plan (Mr Brock Askey)
5 July 2022 (Tue)	1:00pm to 2:30pm	BLD06_3_23/ iLearn Collaborate	Confirmation of Candidature (Session 5) Achieving Confirmation: The Pit Stop on the Way to HDR Success! (A/Prof Donna Sellers, HSM) + Student panel Q & A on Confirmation
12 July 2022 (Tue)	1:00pm to 2:30pm	BLD06_3_23/ iLearn Collaborate	Thesis to Workplace (Session 6) HDR Career Transitions, Personal Branding, Networking & LinkedIn (Ms Kylie Pamenter)

If you are unable to attend any session please contact via email [email protected] or call HDR Administration Unit on +61 7 5595 4429.

“Shut Up and Write!” Semester 222

10 – 12pm every Friday from 20 May (Week 1, semester 222)

Venue: FSD HDR Collaborative Space

For more information, please contact: [email protected]