| Question | Answer | |
| 1 | Who can attend the research training workshops? | Any registered postgraduate student across all colleges and departments. Any students registered for Honours, Postgraduate Diploma, Master’s and Doctoral degrees. | 
| 2 | What is the scope of postgraduate research training workshops? | The research training workshops are interdisciplinary and accommodate postgraduate students across all colleges at Unisa. They give you a broader understanding of the research process and concepts, ensuring that you understand the role of theory, methodologies and ethics among other concepts in research. | 
| 3 | Do I still need to attend the workshops in my college and department? | Yes, we encourage you attend as many workshops as you can. While CGS workshops are interdisciplinary and generic, your college will offer discipline-specific workshops. | 
| 4 | What do I need to attend? | You need to have internet access, an active myLife email account and MS Teams. | 
| 5 | How do I access my myLife account? | Follow the 4 steps to claim your myLife email account: https://www.unisa.ac.za/sites/myunisa/default/Claim-UNISA-Login The information on accessing your myLife account (claiming your myLife account) is also provided on page 15 of the Study @ Unisa brochure. You can also access the brochure online via the link below. | 
| 6 | How much does one have to pay? | There is no cost attached to the workshops. They are free. | 
| 7 | Where are the research workshops hosted? | The workshops are hosted online on MS Teams. | 
| 8 | Who are the presenters and facilitators of the workshops? | Academic staff members across colleges facilitate workshops on different topics and themes. | 
| 9 | Where can I find the date and links to join the workshop? | The monthly schedule is updated regularly and published on the CGS website: | 
| 10 | What happens if I missed a research workshop? | The workshops are recorded and edited and may be accessed on the CGS YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/UNISACollegeOfGraduateStudies/video | 
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