**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 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.