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What does it mean to be a critical researcher? It's not about being negative or finding fault—it's about being fully informed, rigorous, and intellectually honest in your approach to research.

Your doctoral research matters. The findings you produce, the conclusions you draw, and the knowledge you contribute will potentially influence your field for years to come. But research integrity starts with critical thinking—the ability to evaluate evidence fairly, acknowledge limitations, and distinguish what we know from what we merely assume.

This UL Doctoral College webinar will equip you with practical approaches to undertake:

✓&²Ô²ú²õ±è;Critical reading and evaluation of sources â€“ Learn systematic approaches to assess credibility, identify bias, and evaluate the quality of research you're building upon

✓&²Ô²ú²õ±è;Critical data analysis â€“ Move beyond "running the numbers" to think deeply about methodology, interpretation, and the limits of what your data can tell you

✓&²Ô²ú²õ±è;Critical writing â€“ Develop clear, evidence-based arguments that acknowledge complexity, engage with counter-arguments, and maintain an appropriate degree of intellectual humility

✓&²Ô²ú²õ±è;Research integrity â€“ Understand misconduct, learn open science practices, and build transparent, verifiable research processes

✓&²Ô²ú²õ±è;Discipline-specific applications â€“ Explore how critical thinking plays out in science, engineering, business, education, health sciences, and the humanities

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