General workshops and classes
General workshops and classes
These workshops focus on general skills and resources which can be used across a wide range of disciplines.
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WISER Workshops- WISER (Workshops in Information Skills and Electronic Resources) is a programme of workshops designed to help you to make effective use of library and other information resources in print and online. We cover searching for a wide range of scholarly materials, keeping up to date with new research, reference management and bibliometrics. > View the timetable. Who may attend? All members of the University and Bodleian Library Readers. Some individual workshops are designed for particular groups (for example researchers or postgraduates). Check the individual class descriptions for more details. |
Subject based workshops and classes
Subject based workshops
The workshops below focus on a particular subject area or are provided for a specific Division, Faculty or Department. Please check "who may attend" to find out if you are eligible to attend these workshops.
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English Language and Literature English Faculty Library Information Skills Training Programme Who may attend? - Faculty of English students (undergraduates and postgraduate research and taught course students), Oxford University affiliated Visiting Students studying English Literature & Language. |
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History Thesis fair and workshops for second year History undergraduates - The Thesis Fair and workshops will help you locate suitable source materials for your dissertation and make the best use of the tools and resources available to you. Who may attend? - 2nd year History undergradutes |
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Social Sciences Social Science Library Graduate Search Clinics Who may attend? - Social Sciences Graduate students (research and taught course) |
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