Are you a doctoral researcher looking to sharpen your academic writing, gain momentum on your dissertation, and connect with peers? Struggling to find steady writing time? Want company while you work — but without sharing drafts or giving feedback?
Join DocSoBe’s low-pressure writing workshops, where the focus is on writing and making progress with your work! The workshops are open to doctoral researchers at all stages of their studies. Coffee and snacks will be served! ☕ The first Writing Workshop will be on Friday, September 4, at 10 am–12 pm at Educarium library, room Montressori. No registration is required.
What You’ll Gain
- Dedicated writing time to finally make progress on your texts
- Practical strategies for structure, clarity, argumentation, and flow
- Feedback from peers in a supportive, low‑pressure environment
- Expert guidance on academic style, productivity, and writing habits
- A motivating community to keep you accountable and inspired
Format
- Facilitator from DocSoBe
- Hybrid in Montessori Room at Educarium Library and online via Zoom
- Short introduction + tip sharing for writing
- Focused writing sprints (Pomodoro-style)
- You don’t need to share your own writing or give feedback on other participants’ texts during the workshop. The aim is simply to get your own work underway and make progress.
Ideal for
Doctoral researchers at any stage—whether you’re outlining your first chapter or polishing a journal article.
Upcoming sessions
- 4 September 10 am–12 pm (Remote participants can join the workshop on Zoom: https://utu.zoom.us/j/8529937751?omn=68880313908, Meeting ID: 852 993 7751)
- 2 October 10 am–12 pm
- 6 November 10 am–12 pm
- 4 December 10 am–12 pm
Join us and transform your writing process from isolated to inspired!
DocSoBe