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    Publishing in academic journals: tips for getting published during your candidature

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    Green Brain conference room, Storey Hall, Building 16, Level 7, RMIT City Campus
    melbourne, australia
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    Publishing in academic journals during your PhD or Masters by Research candidature is an effective way to share your research and build your profile. This practical workshop aims to maximise your chances of publication by guiding you through fundamental publishing strategies.

    The workshop will cover the publishing process, from initial planning and identifying suitable journals, to manuscript writing, and effectively negotiating the peer review process and addressing feedback. You will have the opportunity to look up the submission requirements of a leading journal in your field and brainstorm a potential article for publication.

    Gain greater insight into how to structure and write a journal article. You’ll also receive tips on writing with authority and developing a writer's voice.

    Facilitators

      • Barbara Yazbeck, Academic Skills Advisor (Research), RMIT University
      • Dr Huong Phan, Academic Skills Advisor (Research), RMIT University
      • Dr Miranda Francis, Teaching and Research Librarian, RMIT University


      The DSC Doctoral Research Conference brings together the College's three existing symposia – Practice Research Symposium (PRS), Urban Futures Symposium and Social Change Symposium – to create a shared space for innovation, sustainability and resilience aligned with the theme of regenerative futures. 

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      Green Brain conference room, Storey Hall, Building 16, Level 7, RMIT City Campus
      melbourne, australia
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