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High Degree Research Identifiers: The IDs you need and why you need them

High Degree Research Identifiers: The IDs you need and why you need them Online

High Degree Researchers need to create some identifiers to ensure they meet their candidature milestones. These identifiers, ORCID and Google Scholar, can be complex to set up in the first instance, but are easy to maintain.

This session is designed specifically to assist High Degree Research (HDR) candidates in properly creating verifiable identifiers and to outline their purpose.

Content covered in this session:

  • Defining what identifiers are and outlining why they are important
  • Describing the features of a well-constructed identifier and
  • Working through the process of creating, improving, and maintaining them.

This Library session, facilitated by the GRS School Librarian, includes time for applying the content for those who wish to work in real time. 

Related LibGuide: HDR Thesis by The Library

Date:
Thursday, October 16, 2025
Time:
1:00pm - 2:30pm
Time Zone:
Sydney, Melbourne (change)
Online:
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  New to WSU     Post-graduate students  
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  Training Sessions  
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Exhibition: The Next Generation Project  In-Person

This exhibition showcases a series of collaborative artworks created through The Next Generation Project, an initiative of Western Sydney University Library and the Wellbeing and Belonging Team. This...  More
From:
8:00am, Wednesday, October 29, 2025
To:
5:00pm, Friday, December 12, 2025
Location:
Penrith Campus, Penrith
Audience:
  Undergraduate Students     Post-graduate students     Western staff     General Interest     Academics & researchers     Future students  
Categories:
  Community Events     First Nations Events  
Exhibition: The Next Generation Project 

A Storybook of Culling - Associate Professor David R. Cole In-Person / Online

The year is 2095, the devastating effects of climate change persist despite global efforts to mitigate their impact. Set in the Persianized city of Sal’lad, this tale explores the collision of two d...  More
Date:
Monday, November 10, 2025
Time:
12:00pm - 1:00pm
Location:
Parramatta City Campus, Parramatta City
Audience:
  Post-graduate students     Western staff     General Interest  
Categories:
  Thought Leadership Events  
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A Storybook of Culling - Associate Professor David R. Cole

Opening: Country Speaks exhibition In-Person

Please join us for the opening of the Country Speaks exhibition, a series of photographs by WSU Indigenous staff and students that honour Country. The winners of the Country Speaks: Indigenous Student...  More
Date:
Wednesday, November 12, 2025
Time:
11:30am - 12:30pm
Location:
Campbelltown Campus Library, Campbelltown
Audience:
  Undergraduate Students     Post-graduate students     Western staff     General Interest     Academics & researchers     Future students  
Categories:
  Community Events     First Nations Events     Activity  
Opening: Country Speaks exhibition

Native Insect Crop Pollinator Diversity - Dr Amy-Marie Gilpin and Professor James Cook In-Person / Online

Around 75% of Australian crops benefit from pollination. Some — including most apple cultivars — can’t produce fruit without it. Most pollination is enabled by commercial hives and feral nests of the...  More
Date:
Wednesday, November 26, 2025
Time:
12:00pm - 1:00pm
Location:
Hawkesbury Campus, Hawkesbury
Audience:
  Post-graduate students     Western staff     General Interest     Academics & researchers  
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  Community Events     First Nations Events     Thought Leadership Events  
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Native Insect Crop Pollinator Diversity - Dr Amy-Marie Gilpin and Professor James Cook

Academic Literacy Resources Community of Practice Online

Dear Western Sydney University Community, We would like to invite you to join the Western Sydney University Academic Literacy Resources Community of Practice (CoP). This CoP has emerged from the...  More
Date:
Friday, November 28, 2025
Time:
12:00pm - 1:30pm
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