SWR100 contains various resources in written, video, and hyperlink form. The majority of resources and hyperlinks in the Modules focus on universal writing principles and techniques to move you through the Pre-Writing and Writing stages. We wanted to provide our Ph.D candidates with easier access to Ph.D specific resources that fall outside of SWR100's focus on universal principles. The links contained below are recommended for more Ph.D specific information and approaches to navigating and managing your Ph.D.

Ph.D on Track
Phdontrack.net offers the most complete overview of Ph.D specific research and publishing resources. Ph.D on Track is developed in cooperation with several Norwegian University Libraries and is a must-have resource for all Ph.D candidates studying at a Norwegian University.

The Thesis Whisperer
Practical tips for navigating the writing process.
A blog with excellent resources (books, tools, advice) on all aspects of research and beginning a career in Academia. The main focus areas include: productivity, writing, supervision, publishing, and starting a carreer
https://thesiswhisperer.com/best-of-the-blog/

The Thesis Whisperer also updates a Recommended Reading List:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1MMl97gZXVPVQYQfiv6kBkg9ovlihgw7kf0rbCpjsdSo/edit

The Research Whisperer
Practical tips on researching.
Another blog similar to the Thesis Whisperer, but with a focus on: researching and funding.
https://researchwhisperer.org/about/

Explorations of Style
Practical tips to apply style in your academic writing.
Explorations of Style is another recommended blog that covers how to develop and apply style to your writing. The Five Key Strategies (Reverse Outlines, Paragraphs, Transitions, Sentences, Metadiscourse) link on the home page's right side are especially useful.
https://explorationsofstyle.com/