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Getting published! - Half Day

Duration: 4 hours
Authors: Prof. Dr. Rodrigo Lozano
Number of participants: 4 - 8
Fee: 125.00€ *

*Please note that this workshop requires a minimum of four participants. If there are fewer than four registered participants, the workshop will last one hour for each: three hours for three, two hours for two, and one hour for one. You agree to these terms and conditions by registering and paying.

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Overview
This workshop is dedicated towards getting acquainted on how to get your research published. The workshop provides and insight about what publishing involves and how it is achieved.

Depending on the workshop duration and the maturity of the publication drafts of the participants the workshop will have the following thematic coverage:

1. Why publish?

2. Types of papers

3. Structure of an original research paper:

o Introduction

o Literature review

o Methods

o Results/findings

o Discussion

o Conclusions

4. The review process

5. Review and evaluation of published literature (participants are asked to bring along what they consider to be good and not so good examples from the literature).

6. Methodology part (optional):

o Methodology

o Qualitative methods

o Quantitative methods


Workshop pre-requirements and thematic coverage:

  • For 1- and 2-hour durations: no pre-requirements. Thematic coverage: Two themes from points 1, 2 and 3.
  • For 4-hour durations: no pre-requirements. Thematic coverage: Points 1, 2 and 3, or either of the points 4, 5, or 6.
  • For 1-day durations: A mature draft is needed. Thematic coverage: Points 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5.

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Key Take-Aways

Learning outcomes:

  • Get a clear understanding about the publication process
  • Experience what reviewers are looking for
  • Improve your current draft and get it submission ready

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Refund policy

Deferral/transfer due to unforeseen circumstances

  • If a participant is unable to attend the workshop/conference/class edition due to unforeseen circumstances, registration fees may be transferred to another individual with the prior consent of DoctoratHub.
  • If a participant is unable to attend the workshop/conference/class edition due to unforeseen circumstances, the fee paid may be left with DoctorateHub as payment towards a place at the same workshop/conference/class edition the following year or another DoctorateHub service that occurs within 12 months of the originally booked workshop/conference/class edition. Thereafter, all funds paid are forfeited.

Cancellation

  • Registrations cancelled more than 60 days before the workshop/conference/class edition start date are eligible for an 80% refund of the registration fees paid.
  • Registrations cancelled less than 60 days, but more than 30 days before the workshop/conference/class edition start date are eligible for a 50% refund of the registration fees paid.
  • Registrations cancelled less than 30 days before the event start date are not eligible for a refund.
  • In the event DoctorateHub needs to cancel the workshop/conference/class edition due to unforeseen circumstances, DoctorateHub will refund the full cost of registration fees paid.

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  • Unforeseen circumstances - an event that is unexpected and prevents a participant attending or DoctorateHub from organising/continuing with a workshop/conference/class edition.
    • Participant example circumstances include Covid diagnosis, severe health episode, and natural disaster.
    • DoctorateHub example circumstances include, but are not limited to, inclement weather or other natural disasters, site unavailability, technology challenges, and presenter absence.
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