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The Covidence team will be running a combined training session on 15th October 2025 from 1230pm – 3:30pm, specifically for Faculty of Business and Law researchers.
This online three-hour workshop includes:
Step 1: Setting up your review (12:30PM Brisbane time)
Step 2: Screening in Covidence (1:30PM Brisbane time)
Step 3: Data Extraction 2 (2:30PM Brisbane time)
You can attend one or all of the sessions to step you through setting up a review to data extraction. It is highly recommended that you watch the Covidence 101 recording prior to attending.
You must register for the session to receive the Zoom link.
If you have any questions, please contact Sal at library.buslaw@qut.edu.au
QUTs subscription to PRS Country Data Online (CDO) will cease on 20 September 2025.
Similar content is available via EIU Viewpoint.
For a full list of cancellations please refer to the 'Cancellations' tab in this guide.
The competition is now OPEN!
We’re excited to launch this year’s competition with newly redesigned criteria that reflect QUT’s commitment to research excellence and impact.
The competition is open from now until the 19th October 2025.
Aligned with the QUT Research Quality Agenda (2023–2027) and the QUT Indigenous Research Strategy (2022–2025), the updated prize framework recognises outstanding HDR publications that demonstrate:
High-quality research outputs
Meaningful engagement and impact
Whether you're publishing in top-tier journals or making a difference through impactful research, we want to celebrate your achievements!
📝Submit your entry now and showcase your research excellence.
Full terms and conditions are also available on the QUT Library website. Complete the online application form before time runs out.
Contact the Office for Scholarly Communication if you have any questions. osc@qut.edu.au
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EndNote Essentials An interactive module or live session with exercises in the basic applications of EndNote needed to get started. Access the online module here. Go here under self-directed learning with session recordings and exercises Go here for the QUT EndNote Instructions Guide |
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Hacky Hour A data skills meet-up with fellow research students, practitioners and key support staff to ask questions, get advice on a problem, share knowledge, chat and get help.
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Unlocking Gen AI potential: Prompting for research This self-paced interactive module allows you to learn all the skills necessary to get started with creating effective prompts. It covers a number of related topic areas and offers hands-on opportunities to practice prompting in Copilot. Learn how to:
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QCIF Training Queensland Cyber Infrastructure Foundation (QCIF) provides a large suite of data science, data management, programming and statistical analysis related training. QUT is a member of QCIF so training is free. Training sessions for September published to date are:
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