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Study Matters: conducting literature reviews - top tips for completing your literature review

 Complete a successful literature review by following these top tips from Rachael, one of our training and information support librarians.

The Keele University Study Matters podcast team talked to Rachael about literature reviews. Listen to the podcast to:

  • Learn what a literature review is
  • Get Rachael's top tips for completing a successful literature review
  • Learn to avoid common mistakes
  • Find out how conducting a literature review can support your general skills development
  • Get tips for academics supporting students

Listen to the podcast on the Study Matters channel.


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