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Are you looking for Economics-related publications and resources to strengthen your research?
Economics research spans many disciplines, including Social Sciences, Business, Public Policy and Public Health. How do you narrow or broaden your search? Which authoritative sources should you tap on?
Join us for this two-part workshop series and pick up practical strategies to search for, discover and make the most of Economics-related publications and resources.
Check out Part 1 - Economics Research 101: Finding Relevant Academic Literature.
Learn
- To identify and differentiate between types of data and statistical sources
- To find at least 3 distinct types of data and statistics
- How to find a suitable dataset for your research by applying the CRADLE framework
Speaker
Lyndia Chen
Librarian (Research Librarian – HASS)
Lyndia is a social science research librarian with a background in Economics and data analysis. She seeks out learning engagement strategies to make library programmes fun, effective and memorable. She also organises programmes for students and researchers in information literacy and library orientation.
All NUS staff and students are welcome.
Booking availability on a first come, first served basis.
Registered participants will receive a meeting invite to join the workshop online.
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