Hi Harshul,

Have a look at the PhD opportunity database www.findaphd.com where you will find PhD opportunities added daily. If you don't find what you are looking for at first, keep checking back!

Have a look at our Students Guide as well for some great advice: http://www.findaphd.com/student/study/study-1.asp

Good luck in your search

Hi Forumites!

Anyone on here a top Tweeter and not following the PGF? Lots of helpful links and discussion points!

http://twitter.com/#!/postgradforum

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Hi Forumites!

Anyone on here a top Tweeter and not following the PGF? Lots of helpful links and discussion points!

http://twitter.com/#!/postgradforum

(up)

Hi Forumites!

Anyone on here a top Tweeter and not following the PGF? Lots of helpful links and discussion points!

http://twitter.com/#!/postgradforum

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Hi guys,

The book has already been snapped up so keep an eye out for more books soon peeps!

Thanks,

Amy

Hi Master's Students!

We have a brand new book in the office ready for one of you lucky devils to review:

Open UP Study Skills. Succeeding with your Master's Dissertation. A step by step handbook. 2nd Ed. By John Biggam.

If you can write us a high quality 500 word review, not only do you get to keep the book for future reference, but your work could be published on FindAMasters.com.

Give me a PM if any of you are interested- you'll get the Forum VIP status as well of course!

Thanks,

Amy

You are completely right!

I have PM'd Wally regarding the matter, but yes, if you read the sticky thread Sascha wrote about this matter, you will understand a little more.

We appreciate sometimes people want to retract statements, but this is an anonymous forum, and you choose what information you share with other users. To selectively delete once people have began a discussion would make a totally uninformative thread and therefore useless one.

Please try to refrain from deleting anything you write as this is what builds the Forum content and makes it useful for others.

Thanks,

Amy

How to Survive your PhD, the insider's guide to: avoiding mistakes, choosing the right program, working with professors, and just how a person actually writes a 150-page paper. Jason Karp. (For American Students)

How to live and work in the UK. Guide to immigration, life in the UK test, the points based system. Mathew Collins and Nicky Barclay. (For international students studying in the UK)

If either of these would be helpful to you, and you are willing to review the book for us- PM me!

The review will be published on www.FindAPhD.com

Thanks,

Amy

We have the following books available for review, in exchange you can keep the book to help you through your studies! The review will be published on our website www.FindAPhD.com.

The PhD Application Handbook. Peter J. Bentley (3 of these)

Stepping Stones to Achieving your Doctorate, by focusing on your viva from the start. Vernon Trafford and Shosh Lesham

Your PhD Companion, the insider guide to mastering the practical realities of getting your PhD. Shephen Marshall and Nick Green

Dr Dr I feel like doing a PhD. Lucy Russell

How to get a PhD. A handbook for students and their supervisors. Estelle M. Phillips and Derek S. Pugh

Writing your dissertation, the best selling guide to planning, preparing and presenting first-class work. Derek Swetnam

2 smaller books:
(Pocket Study Skills) Planning your PhD. Kate Williams, Emily Bethell, Judith Lawton, Clare Parfitt, Mary Richardson and Victoria Rowe
The Alternative Guide to Postgraduate Funding. Luke Blaxill and Shuzhi Zhou

How to Survive your PhD, the insider's guide to: avoiding mistakes, choosing the right program, working with professors, and just how a person actually writes a 150-page paper. Jason Karp. (For American Students)

How to live and work in the UK. Guide to immigration, life in the UK test, the points based system. Mathew Collins and Nicky Barclay. (For international students studying in the UK)

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I thought I would update this thread with exactly what we have available and will update this now each time a new book arrives in the office!

The PhD Application Handbook. Peter J. Bentley (3 of these)

Stepping Stones to Achieving your Doctorate, by focusing on your viva from the start. Vernon Trafford and Shosh Lesham

Your PhD Companion, the insider guide to mastering the practical realities of getting your PhD. Shephen Marshall and Nick Green

Dr Dr I feel like doing a PhD. Lucy Russell

How to get a PhD. A handbook for students and their supervisors. Estelle M. Phillips and Derek S. Pugh

Writing your dissertation, the best selling guide to planning, preparing and presenting first-class work. Derek Swetnam

2 smaller books:
(Pocket Study Skills) Planning your PhD. Kate Williams, Emily Bethell, Judith Lawton, Clare Parfitt, Mary Richardson and Victoria Rowe
The Alternative Guide to Postgraduate Funding. Luke Blaxill and Shuzhi Zhou

How to Survive your PhD, the insider's guide to: avoiding mistakes, choosing the right program, working with professors, and just how a person actually writes a 150-page paper. Jason Karp. (For American Students)

How to live and work in the UK. Guide to immigration, life in the UK test, the points based system. Mathew Collins and Nicky Barclay. (For international students studying in the UK)

Try having a look on www.FindAPhD.com

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Hi to all the International Forumites!

I have 2 books available for you to keep and use throughout your postgraduate studies- in exchange for a book review to be published on the website www.FindAPhD.com

***How to live and work in the UK. Guide to UK Immigration, Life in the UK test, The Points Based System by Mathew Collins and Nicky Barclay***

*** How to survive your PhD. Insider's Guide to: Avoiding mistakes, choosing the right program, working with professors, and just how a person actually writes a 150-page paper by Jason Karp***

Please PM if you are interested in either of these books, and would be willing to write a 500word review for us.

More books to come!

Amy :)

This does work, my Mum places oranges on the stairs to deter the cat.. it does work, but you must remember this when you are tired.. or there could be a massive accident!

Sneaks, the quickest and simplest thing for you to do is buy a packet of chilli con carne mix! you add a bit of water... add to the pan, and bang.. your tomatoes are chillified!

Hi 4*'s!

What better way to prove your 4* status by producing a book review that will be published on our website www.findAPhD.com..

We send you the book, which you can keep, on production of a short (500word approx) review.

There are books coming up all the time, currently we have the following available:

- Doing Your Research Project. A guide for first-time researchers in education, health and social sciences. 5th Ed. By Judith Bell.
- The Good Research Guide- for small scale social research projects. 4th Ed. By Martyn Denscombe.

If you are interested, let me know.

Thanks!

Amy
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