Programme

Registration with welcome coffee and sandwich
Time: Monday, September 1, 9.00-9.30
Venue: MALT Bangor University

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Rhaglen/Progamme 

Dydd Llun/Monday, September 1

09:00–09:30 Room: LR3
EGWYL/FIKA /coffee and tea 

09:30–10:00 Room: LR4
Welcome, introduction and icebreaker

10:00–11:00 Room: LR4
Khaled Hussainey: Getting Ready for the Final Step: The PhD Viva

11:00–11:30 Room LR3
Fika / coffee and tea

11:30–12:15 Room: LR4
Christopher Shank: Ethics as researchers, in research, and as part of doctoral dissertations and publications

12:15-13:15
CINIO / LUNCH

13:15-14:30 Breakout rooms - see page for working groups
Introducing my doctoral research and its ethical dimensions (doctoral students prepare 1 page in advance)

Facilitated groups of 5 doctoral students: 15 mins per student

14:45-15:30 Room: LR4
Thora Tenbrink: Using Cognitive Discourse Analysis to address the role of place attachment for climate change engagement

15:30–16:00 Room: LR3
FIKA

16:00–17:00 Room: LR4
Alex Baxendale & Yvonne Knospe: Careers in and outside of higher education: Examples, options and challenges

17:00-17:30 Room: LR3
FIKA

17:30-18.30 Room: The Eric Sunderland Lecture Theatre, Main Arts, College (MALT)

Kirk Sullivan, Public Lecture: Writing with technology and AI https://www.bangor.ac.uk/events/writing-with-technology-and-ai

Evening
Free to explore; eating suggestions to follow

Dydd Mawrth/Tuesday, September 2

09:00–10:00 Room: LR4
Byron Hyde: Writing with others: collaborative writing for publication

10:00–10:30 Room: LR3
FIKA

10:30–11:30 Room: LR4
Kim Wickman: Research—Relating to Local, National and international relevance

11:30–12:30 Room: LR4
Eirini Sanoudaki: Making a difference with your research: the case of Child Bilingualism

12:30–13:30
LUNCH

13:30–15:00
Sue Niebrzydowski: Visit to the archives and art tour of top college

15:00–15:30 Room LR3
FIKA

15:30–17:00 Breakout rooms - see page for working groups
Future research (doctoral students prepare 1-2 pages in advance)

Facilitated groups 5 doctoral students; 40 mins per student

Evening 18:30
Joint Dinner - Teras Lounge, Main Arts building

Dydd Mercher/Wednesday, September 3

09:30–10:00 Room: LR4

Virginia Langum, Sue Niebrzydowski, Kirk Sullivan and Enlli Thomas: The doctoral dissertation and its examination around the globe

10:00–10:30 Room: LR3
FIKA

10:30–12:00 Room: LR4
Gwawr Roberts: Resilience and mental health during the doctoral process

12:00–13:15
LUNCH

13:15–15:00 Breakout rooms - see page for working groups
Future research (doctoral students prepare 1-2 pages in advance)
Facilitated groups 5 doctoral students; 40 mins per student

15:00–15:30 Room: LR3
FIKA

15:30–17:00 Breakout rooms - see page for working groups
Future research (doctoral students prepare 1-2 pages in advance)

Facilitated groups 5 doctoral students; 40 mins per student

Dydd Iau/Thursday, September 4

09:00–10:00 Room: LR4
Virginia Langum & Kirk Sullivan: Towards the end: thinking and writing…the argument throughout the thesis

10:00–10:30 Room: LR3
Farewell FIKA and closing words

10:45
Swedish students: Bus to Manchester Airport from Top College