Courses and workshops
We want to improve your skills and expand your knowledge! Whether you are looking to become better at searching or writing, deepen your knowledge in reference management or learn more about open access, visit our free courses. In our workshops, we convey useful information about research data management as well as publishing data to scientific staff.
Upcoming courses and workshops
Title | Date | Duration | No. Places available/total |
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Leganto reading lists in a nutshell | 14.01.2025 | 30 min | 17 / 20 |
Get writing – overcome your writer’s block (German) | 16.01.2025 | 75 min | 2 / 4 |
Our courses – sorted by subject area
- chevron_right EndNote – Reference management
- chevron_right Evaluating internet sources: Quickly and safely with the RADAR method
- chevron_right GeoVITe: Exploring practices for research geodata
- chevron_right Getting started – Architecture and Civil Engineering Library in a nutshell
- chevron_right Getting started – ETH Library in a nutshell
- chevron_right Getting started – Mathematics Library in a nutshell
- chevron_right Introduction in Geofacets – How to plan your geological field trips
- chevron_right Is Google enough? Finding scientific information
- chevron_right Kartenportal.CH vs. Google Maps
- chevron_right Leganto reading lists in a nutshell
- chevron_right Mendeley – Reference management
- chevron_right MeSH up PubMed: Crafting effective search strategies
- chevron_right Scientific work with images
- chevron_right Searching for images online – tips and tricks
- chevron_right Toolbox literature research
- chevron_right Workshop: Build your Reading List – Hands-on with Leganto
- chevron_right Zotero – Reference management
- chevron_right Academic project and time management: from planning to publishing
- chevron_right Citing correctly – avoiding plagiarism: the safe way to the scientific text
- chevron_right Designing effective scientific posters
- chevron_right Discover smart note taking
- chevron_right EndNote – Reference management
- chevron_right Find your reference management software!
- chevron_right Get writing – overcome your writer’s block
- chevron_right How to go Open Access
- chevron_right Mastering scientific writing with AI-based tools
- chevron_right Presenting with impact
- chevron_right Ready for take-off: how to start your Bachelor's and Master's thesis
- chevron_right Revising scientific texts
- chevron_right Rock your Master’s!
- chevron_right Scientific illustrations – visualising research data
- chevron_right Scientific work with images
- chevron_right Screen, scan, search: reading scientific texts
- chevron_right Writing scientific papers and theses
- chevron_right Your scientific text – convincing and relevant
Courses for first-semester students and new members of ETH Zurich
There are currently no courses available.
There are currently no courses available.
Courses and tutorials on databases
We offer courses about the subject-specific databases licensed by the ETH Library for groups of at least five people, as well as tutorials, by arrangement.
Workshops
Our workshops are open to all scientists. For groups of five or more persons we organize individual workshops . The workshop series Research data management and related topics was developed in cooperation with Scientific IT Services.
Webinar for Doctoral students of ETH Zurich
Feeling challenged by the demands of your doctorate? Are you struggling to keep track of the numerous tasks involved, such as lab work, coding, paper writing, and organizing extensive amounts of literature and research data? Seeking greater efficiency in your daily life as a doctoral student? We can help you stay on top of everything and master your doctorate. Interested?
Then register now for our webinar Get your research data and papers published.
Coffee Lectures
The Coffee Lectures give you a short and compact insight into the practical application of tools in fifteen minutes. Afterwards you can ask questions. The online events take place on selected Wednesday afternoons at 3.15 p.m.
Moodle self-study courses
In the course Ready for take-off: how to start your Bachelor’s or Master’s thesis, students find out about what they need to do at the beginning of a research and writing project to ensure a successful Bachelor’s or Master’s thesis.
The Moodle course Find your reference management software! supports you in choosing the appropriate reference management software as well as in citing correctly and avoiding plagiarism.