Seminars and Workshops

As well as conferences, Academic Conferences International runs public and private seminars and workshops. Titles and brief descriptions of 2008 courses are given below, please click on the title for more information. The courses and workshop can also be run “in-house”. Please email Sue Nugus for further details.

The End Game: a half day workshop for doctoral degree candidates and their supervisors, which provides a detailed checklist so that candidates can evaluate whether their work is good enough to submit.

The Challenge of Being an Effective Research Degree Supervisor: a one day intensive seminar for those who wish to supervise research degree candidates. The seminar covers a wide range of issues relating to the supervision process.

Qualitative or Interpretivist Research: a two day in depth look at how Qualitative research is being used in business and management studies to understand complex situations involving human and Organisational behaviors

Public Course dates	The challenge of being an effective research degree supervisor
The End Game:
Wednesday 10th September 2008, Royal Holloway, University of London, UK	Workshop Outline	To reserve your place contact Sue Nugus or telephone +44 (0)118 972 4148
Qualitative or Interpretivist Research
July 21-22 2008 – School of Business Leadership, Mid-Rand, Gauteng, South Africa be confirmed	Seminar Outline	To reserve your place contact Lynette Smith or telephone +27 11 652-0210
Effective Research Degree Supervision
July 23 2008 – School of Business Leadership, Mid-Rand, Gauteng, South Africa be	Seminar Outline	To reserve your place contact Lynette Smith or telephone +27 11 652-0210
Updated 23 June 2008