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Scholarly Sisters

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by Katie and Meg

9 episodes
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Podcast Overview

A fortnightly podcast hosted by Dr Katie Brown and Dr Meg Loveys, which acts as your go-to guide for navigating the, at times, challenging world of university life, from the undergraduate to the PhD to life after graduation. Whether you're thinking about heading to university, in your first year, or a seasoned researcher, Katie and Meg offer insightful discussions, candid reflections, and expert study advice to help you thrive in the dynamic world of academia.

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10/27/2023

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Episode thumbnail for EP.8 Breaking Barriers: Inspiring Inclusion in Academia

March 15, 2024

EP.8 Breaking Barriers: Inspiring Inclusion in Academia

<p>In this special and final episode of Season 1 of the Scholarly Sisters podcast, Katie and Meg celebrate International Women&#39;s Day by delving into the theme of &#39;Inspire Inclusion&#39; within academia. They explore the significance of International Women&#39;s Day, shedding light on the challenges faced by women in academia. They highlight the achievements of women scholars and discuss strategies for fostering inclusive environments in academic spaces. From promoting mentorship to challenging stereotypes and biases, this episode offers valuable insights and actionable steps for inspiring inclusion in academia and beyond. </p>

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March 1, 2024

EP.7 Crafting your Proposal

<p>Crafting a research proposal but not sure where to start? Feels a bit intimidating? A bit daunting? </p> <p><br></p> <p>Well, in episode 7, the Scholarly Sisters delve into the intricate process of developing a research proposal for your PhD application. Katie and Meg share invaluable insights and practical advice on navigating the challenges of crafting a compelling and innovative proposal. From defining research questions to outlining methodology and addressing your proposed impact, they explore the essential components that make up a successful PhD research proposal. Whether you&#39;re a prospective doctoral student or a seasoned researcher looking to refine your proposal-writing skills, this episode offers the knowledge and inspiration to guide you on your academic journey. </p>

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February 16, 2024

EP.6 I Feel Like a Fraud: Talking through Imposter Syndrome

<p>Don&#39;t talk yourself out of the rooms you&#39;ve earned the right to be in, instead, grab a cuppa and listen in to the newest episode of the Scholarly Sisters. This week they delve into the intricate world of imposter syndrome, a common phenomenon experienced by many PhD students. From defining its pervasive nature to unraveling its effects on academic and personal well-being, Katie and Meg discuss their experiences, strategies for overcoming self-doubt, and reclaiming confidence on the PhD journey. </p>

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What is Scholarly Sisters?

A fortnightly podcast hosted by Dr Katie Brown and Dr Meg Loveys, which acts as your go-to guide for navigating the, at times, challenging world of university life, from the undergraduate to the PhD to life after graduation. Whether you're thinking about heading to university, in your first year, or a seasoned researcher, Katie and Meg offer insightful discussions, candid reflections, and expert study advice to help you thrive in the dynamic world of academia.

How often does this podcast release new episodes?

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Does this podcast accept guests?

Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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