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Due to the continuing concern over the COVID-19 virus, we are working on the training programme for 2021/22 to ensure that risk is minimalised. Most of our training will now be delivered online but some events will take place face-to-face so please do not make any travel arrangements until your place has been confirmed. Please see individual event pages for further details
We are scheduling a series of online training sessions and webinars with experienced academics and professional coaches and further details will be provided in each event page. Please note that we are only able to accept a limited number of participants on each course but where events are popular, we will try to schedule more of these in the future.
Please only register your interest if you are able to commit to engaging fully with the training event. You will be expected to engage with the training leaders and work with peers in break-out groups so cameras should be switched on at all times where possible.
Unfortunately, we are experiencing high rates of non-attendance at NARTI training events and we ask that you only register your attendance if you can commit to attending or cancel your place before the event to enable someone else to take this. Non-attendance is monitored and reported to your institution and this will affect your opportunities to engage with NARTI events in the future.
Past Events can be found on our Event Archives pages
IJMR Developing Theory Through Literature Reviews Workshop (F2F)
This is a full-day workshop, including plenary inputs from Editors from the International Journal of Management Reviews and small group work (also facilitated by IJMR Editors) where participants will be… Read more
Academic Writing: Reducing Anxiety with Scriptor Cube (Online)
***We will schedule two workshops on the 14th June, one to run in the morning and the other to run in the afternoon, so there will be an opportunity to… Read more
15th NARTI Annual Doctoral Conference: 'Dream, Plan, Achieve: Researching to Make a Difference' (F2F)
Hosted by the Universities of Liverpool and Liverpool John Moores (sponsored by NARTI and the ESRC) As we enter the new decade, scholars at the cusp of their careers are… Read more
Thesis Writing with Professor Rowena Murray (Online)
This is a practical workshop, with writing activities. Topics covered include writing to prompts, analysing academic writing, strategies for generating text, outlining, social writing, making time to write, constructing a… Read more
Making a Contribution to Theory and The Art of the Review Online Workshops with Professor Roy Suddaby
Summary: One of the most challenging issues in publishing research in top management journals is demonstrating that your study makes a “contribution to theory”. It is the most commonly stated… Read more
An Introduction to Social Listening (F2F)
Aim: To introduce researchers to the methodology of Social Listening. Outcomes: On completion, research will: Understand the ethical implications of embarking on a Social Listening methodology. Understand how to undertake… Read more
Preparing for the VIVA with Professor Rowena Murray (Online)
This online workshop covers definitions, purposes, criteria, examiners’ reports, roles and responsibilities, ‘originality’, outcomes and appeals. Two key topics we will look at in more depth are (1) the types… Read more
The Practices of Ethnography in Business and Management Studies From Fieldwork to Deskwork to Film-Making (F2F)
The Practices of Ethnography in Business and Management Studies: From Fieldwork to Deskwork to Film-Making Tuesday 19 July 2022, King’s Manor, University of York, United Kingdom At this event, we… Read more