Relaxed workshop | Citing & referencing

In short
Workshop- 22 September 2026
- 12:30 pm - 1:20 pm
- Forum; B0218
- Free
- WUR (thesis) students
Not quite sure when to cite something? Wondering whether you should paraphrase or quote? You’re welcome to this relaxed workshop and pick up some practical tips to make referencing your sources a little easier.
Recommended for Bachelor's and Master's WUR students writing an essay, a report, or a thesis.
Stress-free thesis preparation
This workshop helps you get more comfortable with citing and referencing. There’s no test, no preparation and no prior knowledge needed. You can simply come along, listen and learn. There’ll be no pressure; we won’t ask you questions or put you on the spot.
We’ll explore why referencing matters, how it helps you avoid plagiarism, and how to give proper credit to the ideas, words and images of others that you use in your work.
Want to explore the topic in more detail? Have a look at WUR Library’s Citing your sources webpage.
Who is it for?
The workshop is for WUR Bachelor’s and Master’s students working on an essay, report or thesis. This session is suitable for those who are new to referencing and those who would like a refresher.
What you’ll learn
By the end of this session, you will know:
- why referencing is important
- what to reference when writing your assignments
- how to construct references
Looking for EndNote?
This workshop touches briefly on reference managers, but it is not an EndNote demonstration. If you’d like to see how EndNote works, join our Getting to know EndNote demonstration session.
When & where
- 22 September 2026
- 12:30 pm - 1:20 pm
- Forum; B0218
- Free
- WUR (thesis) students
Just walk in, no registration needed
- Language: English
- Preparation: None
- Prior knowledge: None
- Stress-free setting
Come as you are. You don’t need to know all the rules already; that’s what the workshop is for. Want to explore the topic in more detail? Have a look at WUR Library’s Citing your sources webpage.
Prefer some personal advice?
Sometimes you have a question that is very specific to your own essay or thesis. In that case, you can get personal support from a WUR Library information specialist by filling in this form.
We can also help with things such as finding literature, building a good search query, choosing the right bibliographic database, organising your literature, citing your sources and understanding copyright. Depending on your question, we’ll either send you some useful information or arrange an appointment with you.
Questions? We’re happy to help
Still unsure about something? Feel free to get in touch with WUR Library at chat.library@wur.nl.
Details
Date
12:30 - 13:20
Duration description
12:30 pm - 1:20 pm
