**Learn the stages of a systematic review, explore review types, and build an effective search strategy.**

This session is primarily aimed at PGRs but is open to all researchers.

Session details

Work with Library experts through the key stages of a systematic review, from shaping your research question to finding, assessing, and synthesising studies. We’ll compare systematic and other review types, and give practical guidance on designing a search strategy, including database choice, keywords, and filters.

By the end of the session, you will be able to:

• Outline the process of conducting a systematic review.
• Identify different types of literature reviews and their uses.
• Develop and refine a search strategy.
• Manage and organise search results effectively.

Session logistics

The session includes 1 hour of teaching followed by 30 minutes for questions. It is open to all researchers and will be delivered online via Teams or on-campus (please check when booking). For any questions, please contact the Library.

Can’t make this session?

• Check out our calendar for alternative dates.
• Take a look at our online guides and videos in Skills Plus.
• Book a one-to-one with a member of Library staff.