And we’ve come to the final blogpost with academic study tips from Suzette. Writing may seem big and scary, but it doesn’t have to be! It is a skill to be a disciplined writer, but if you use the following strategy you’ll be sure to find a great essay at the end of it. Writing… Read more
Here is the second instalment of academic study tips from Suzette. Tracking what you read is important in any student’s life–if you’re reading from lists or doing research. Start early with these tips, and you’ll breeze through the coming year! Tracking and referencing Referencing: – I cannot reiterate enough: always reference your literature in your… Read more
We’re regularly asked questions about the rules and regulations pertaining to plagiarism and referencing. Here, for your benefit and delectation is our collected intelligence in response to the most frequently asked questions. These are all real questions and some of them we are asked on a weekly basis! Read more
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Journal citation reports determine a publication’s impact and influence by providing statistical citation data. To create a report: 1. From the Web of Science homepage, click on the ‘Journal Citation Reports’ link at the very top of the page. 2. Select the ‘Social Sciences Edition’ and specify the year you want to focus on. 3,… Read more