Targeted at Academic & Research Staff

How to write an Oped

How to write an Oped - The Oped is usually longer than a regular letter to the editor. It is often written by a subject matter expert and is an example of an instance when a freelancer produces copy as a ghostwriter under someone else's byline.

• A guide to understanding and writing an Oped.
• Starting and Finishing, and where to put the key points.
• Using an active voice in writing.
• Focus on the audience.

This Master Class will be delivered by Tom Molloy, Director of Public Affairs and Communications and Catherine O'Mahony, Media Relations Officer.

After you register you will be sent a calendar invite with a Zoom link so you can access the training online.If you have any questions email staffdev@tcd.ie

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