A quick guide of writing and editing tools for postgrads that may assist you throughout your studies.
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Find your referencing guide on a new, super-easy-to-use site: AGLC 4, AGPS Harvard, APA 6, APA 7, Chicago 17 (notes and bibliography), Chicago 17 (author–date), IEEE, and Vancouver. Format, examples, in-text examples, and notes are included.
Starting out on your Postgrad studies and research?
APA has launched a new edition of its style guide. APA 7 includes a stack of changes designed to make your writing life easier. Learn more about this here and consult your supervisor or course convenor. Or, download the PDF guide here.
Transitioning from APA6 to APA7
If you are thinking about transitioning from APA6 to APA7, check out this guide and consult your supervisor or course convenor.
APA 6 Blog
Looking for the APA6 Blog? We have you covered! The blog is still available along with other sixth edition resources. Learn more here.
or, find answers to frequently asked questions from authors, editors, and students writing papers in APA6 style.
The Thesis Whisperer
The Thesis Whisperer is edited by Associate Professor Inger Mewburn, director of researcher development at The Australian National University. The Thesis Whisperer blog is dedicated to the topic of doing a PhD and completing a dissertation and is must reading for HDRs and other research students. Learn more here.
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