# Academic Writing: Structuring Your Research Paper

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## Result

Do you want to take your English-language academic writing to the next level by improving how you structure your information?

In this two-hour workshop you will learn how to analyse the structure of research papers in your field and how to use these conventions in your own writing. As a result, this part of the writing process will become less stressful.

## Content

- The purpose of structural conventions
- The different levels of structure
- The importance of paragraph structure

## Duration and time investment

One workshop of two and a half hours. You will have to bring a printed copy of a published article from your field to analyse during the workshop.

## Course overview

- Programme is for

  All students interested in improving their writing
- Date

  Check the available course dates on the page below
- Time

  Check the available time slots on the page below
- Location

  On campus location will be communicated in advance
- Course fee

  This workshop is free of charge for all students of the University of Twente
- Trainers

  Rebecca Veneri

#### By registering you agree with our Terms and Conditions

[Terms and Conditions](https://www.utwente.nl/en/language-centre/register-pay/termsandconditions/)

Further information

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053 489 2040[utlc@utwente.nl](mailto:utlc@utwente.nl)

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**Academic Writing: Structuring Your Research Paper**

May 2026

Tuesday

19 May 2026

16:00 - 18:00

Tuesday

19 May 2026

16:00 - 18:00

1 day course

AWS-2605

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Not applicableBehavioural, Management and Social sciences (BMS)Engineering Technology (ET)Electrical Engineering, Mathematics and Computer Science (EEMCS)Geo-Information Science and Earth Observation (ITC)Science and Technology (TNW)

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