Research Workshop for Advanced Undergraduate and Graduate Students in Arts & Humanities and Social Sciences - Part 3

Design Your Research Project: Identify Kinds of Resources, Research Methods and Where to Go

Ready to move from “what do I want to know?” to “how will I find it?” Learn to identify the kinds of primary sources you need, where to find them, and which research methods fit your goals. You’ll begin mapping out a concrete research plan and explore responsible ways AI can be leveraged at different stages of the research cycle.

This is a drop-in workshop (no registration required) and designed to guide you in acquiring/developing research skills necessary to move through different stages of the research cycle. Can be applied to projects ranging from course assignments to theses and dissertations. Open to current UC San Diego undergraduate and graduate students in Arts & Humanities and Social Sciences.

This is workshop 3 of a three part series.

Workshop 1: Find Your Scholarly Community: Basic Searching to Identify Research QuestionsWorkshop 2: Conduct a Literature Review and Narrow Your Research Questions