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Writing Lecture: Writing a Literature Review
Friday 23 October, 13:00 - 14:00
Online via Zoom (link provided upon registration)
How do I analyse and synthesize scholarly sources?
A literature review is more than just a summary of sources. It involves analysing, comparing and synthesising existing research in order to identify key themes, debates and knowledge gaps.
In this webinar, you will learn:
- practical strategies for organising a literature review,
- critically engaging with scholarly sources,
- connecting the literature to your own research questions and academic writing.
This lecture is part of the Writing Centre's series of short, focused sessions designed to support your academic writing and study skills.
The webinar is suitable for students at all levels. There will be opportunities to ask questions and reflect on how to read, analyse, and bring together scholarly literature more effectively.
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