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Law PORT

A series of tutorials focusing on legal catalogues and international law, ideally suited for legal studies students.

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The Modern Commonwealth

An introduction to The Commonwealth, past, present, and future.

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Digital Preservation Training Programme

The Digital Preservation Training Programme (DPTP) is designed for all those working in institutional information management who are grappling with fundamental issues of digital preservation.

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Public Engagement with Research

Learn how to use your research for public engagement.

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Internal Displacement, Conflict and Protection

A multi-disciplinary insight into internal displacement and protection during conflict.

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Modern Languages Research Training

An interactive space to accompany live training in modern languages at the Institute of Modern Languages Research.

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Digital Humanities

A series of modules on digital humanities.

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    PORT contains a variety of training resources tailored toward postgraduate study in the Humanities.
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    Check out our range of face to face courses and workshops.

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    Unless the course requires payment or supports a face to face session please note that you do not need to register on PORT to access any of the courses. These are offered openly and freely. 


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    Who are these resources for?

    These online training resources are tailor made for postgraduate and early career researchers but may also be of use to established researchers and anyone else with an interest in humanities research. 

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    Who designed these resources?

    The School of Advanced Study is comprised of nine research institutes and these online resources are developed and adapted from face to face training from those institutes or from funding grants to the institutes. Check out our About page for a full list of our institutes.

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    Talking Humanities articles
    • ‘More British than the British’ – Windrush nationality, identity and belonging
    • A human rights degree that can change lives while righting wrongs
    • New life for petitions that made English history
    • Can technology address the legal needs of vulnerable groups during the pandemic?
    • Domestic abuse in popular music: from Ma Rainey to Rhianna
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