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Not sure where to start your research? Wondering what resources to use, and how to use them effectively?
Searching for social science literature can be mind-boggling, and here’s how we can help.
With our vast selection of research databases such as multidisciplinary powerhouses like Scopus and Web of Science, you can efficiently locate, analyse, and identify high quality peer-reviewed literature, all through our library-subscribed resources!
Work smarter, not harder, and and gain the confidence to build a strong foundation for your research.
This workshop builds on our earlier session Social Science Discovery: Kickstart Your Social Science Research with the Right Resources, which introduces a broad range of resources for social science research. Both returning participants and first-time attendees will benefit from this deeper dive into key databases.
Designed for researchers, students, and academics, our Social Sciences Discovery workshop series aim to equip you with essential skills to navigate key social science resources with ease.
Learn
- The useful features of Scopus and Web of Science
- To efficiently navigate these two multidisciplinary databases for exploring literature
Speakers
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.
Jamila Osman
Principal Librarian (Research Librarian – HASS)
A qualified educator and counsellor, with years of experience in broadcasting and academic librarianship, Jamila enjoys researching, teaching and, yes, lifelong learning, complementing her support for multidisciplinary, humanities, arts and social sciences disciplines. She loves the whole intriguing process of discovery and creation, finding ways to showcase them in an engaging manner.
All NUS staff and students are welcome.
Booking availability on a first-come, first-served basis.
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