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Three-minute Military Theiss Competition in association with the British Commission for Military History

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Dates

This is a past event
Time
3:00 pm to 7:30 pm
Location

Hybrid | Online & Dockrill Room (K6.07), King’s College London

Institute

Institute of Historical Research

Event type

Seminar

Event series

Military History

Contact

Email only

15:00 - 16:30 | Workshop 1: Before, During and After the PhD Viva

This workshop will explain the process and purpose of the viva and outcomes. It is led by Professor William Philpott, an experienced examiner and former doctoral programme director, with contributions from those who have successfully been awarded their doctorates. It will look at the examiners’ selection and aims, the conduct and potential outcomes of the viva, and give tips for proper preparation and getting the most out of the viva exam. The workshop will be of particular help to those in their second or third years who are writing-up, but also of interest to students approaching the upgrade viva. 


16:30 - 18:00 | Workshop 2: Pitching to the Public: A TV History and Podcasting Workshop

Led by Dr Zack White, this workshop will give opportunities to craft a documentary concept, have a go at presenting and practicing demystifying the academic for a public audience. Dr White has extensive relevant experience and will offer hints and tips from four years of active public engagement. 


18:00 - 20: 00 | TMMT competition!

The Three Minute Military Thesis Competition where successful applicants will present their research topic and findings live in a passionate, engaging way in under 3 minutes with one slide to an audience of experts, students and members of the public with a general interest in history. To enter, see posters or email [email protected]

For mor information and registration visit: 
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/bcmh-workshops-and-tmmt-competition-tickets-907494138397?aff=ebdsoporgprofile

All welcome

- but booking is required.


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