Ọlásúnkànmí ARÓWÓLÒ
The OAsis Academic Adventures
Get ready to embark on Academic Adventure with the OAsis podcast! A journey that will unleash your inner scholarship. Stay up-to-date on the latest research and educational trends, no matter your level of expertise. So, take a load off, sit back, and let's embark on an enlightening journey through academia together! let's dive into the fascinating world of academia!
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Ọlásúnkànmí ARÓWÓLÒ
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Jul 10, 2026
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Faridat Ajelara: From Correction Fatigue to Critical Research Thinking | OASIS Academic Adventures 10.07.2026 1:36:17
In this full episode of OASIS Academic Adventures, Kanyinsola Faridat reflects on the demanding but transformative journey of undergraduate research. From the shock of repeated corrections to the pressure of starting over, she opens up about stress, discouragement, supervision, and the academic growth that came through revision. This episode explores how feedback can move students beyond simply co...
Faridat Ajelara: From Correction Fatigue to Critical Research Thinking | OASIS Academic Adventures 04.07.2026 1:27
In this trailer for OASIS Academic Adventures, Kanyinsola Faridat reflects on the demanding but transformative journey of undergraduate research. From the shock of repeated corrections to the pressure of starting over, she opens up about stress, discouragement, supervision, and the academic growth that came through revision. This episode explores how feedback can move students beyond simply comple...
AI in Research: If You Cannot Defend It, Do Not Submit It 26.06.2026 12:43
AI can accelerate research, organise information, and support academic workflows, but it cannot replace intellectual ownership. In this full episode of The OAsis Academic Adventures, we unpack one of the most important questions facing education today: When does academic assistance become academic dependence? From undergraduate assignments to master's dissertations and PhD research, this conve...
[Trailer] AI in Research: If You Cannot Defend It, Do Not Submit It 24.06.2026 1:10
AI can support research, but it should never replace intellectual ownership. In this trailer, we examine a growing challenge across undergraduate, master's, and doctoral study: the temptation to outsource thinking. From literature reviews to discussion papers, the question is not whether AI can generate text. The question is whether you understand, defend, and justify what appears under your n...
Fareedah Akanbi: How Academic Discipline Transforms Research Thinking 22.05.2026 45:53
This episode examines the dynamics between structured academic supervision and student resistance within research environments. It explores how supervisory frameworks shape research discipline, intellectual independence, and academic progression, particularly in contexts where expectations, feedback, and autonomy must be carefully balanced. The discussion situates resistance not simply as non-comp...
How Nigerian students are using ChatGPT 01.05.2026 25:39
What happens when a generation of students can outsource parts of their thinking to AI? In this episode of the OAsis Academic Adventures Podcast, Ola Arowolo speaks with selected undergraduate students from Nigeria’s Centre of Excellence, examining how ChatGPT is being integrated into everyday academic practice. From research and assignments to presentations and self-directed learning, this conver...
[Trailer] How Nigerian students are using ChatGPT 28.04.2026 1:24
What if ChatGPT disappeared today, what would that mean for students? In this trailer from the OAsis Academic Adventures Podcast, Nigerian undergraduates reflect candidly on how AI is shaping their academic experience, from research and assignments to broader questions of dependence and understanding. “Ó sọ Yorùbá sí, ó máa dá ẹ lóhùn.” (If you speak Yoruba, it responds.) “Ó sọ English sí, ó máa d...
From Classroom to Career: Students Speak on Networking, Skills & Life Outside School 11.03.2026 11:50
Many students continue to grapple with a persistent tension between academic learning and professional readiness: what truly translates into employability, and what feels disconnected from lived industry practice? In this roundtable conversation, I sit down with Ameya, Jennifer, and Nofisat, communication students, to explore how learners are actively negotiating the gap between classroom expectat...
[Trailer] From Classroom to Career: Students Speak on Networking, Skills & Life Outside School 10.03.2026 1:14
Many students struggle with one important question: How do you connect what you learn in school with life after graduation? In this candid roundtable conversation, I sit down with three students — Ameya, Jennifer, and Nofisat, to explore the realities of preparing for life beyond the classroom. Together we discuss: Why basic understanding of your field matters early The importance of networking be...
Limited Literature? How to Write Your Research Paper 28.02.2026 7:48
Feeling lost with limited research on your topic? In this episode, you'd discover how to approach your literature review by breaking down your topic, using adjacent contexts, and leveraging theory to build a strong academic framework. Many researchers mistake a lack of direct literature for a "dead end," but in this episode, Dr. Olasunkanmi (Ola) Arowolo explains why this is actual...
When the literature is thin: Turning Research Scarcity into Scholarly Strength 28.02.2026 7:49
Stop Panicking Over a "Thin" Literature Review! What do you do when your database search returns zero results? Many researchers mistake a lack of direct literature for a "dead end," but in this episode, Dr. Olasunkanmi (Ola) Arowolo explains why this is actually your greatest opportunity to shine. Drawing from his experience earning a PhD with no corrections from the Univer...
A goal without a plan 17.07.2024 5:44
Have you ever wondered why you're not smashing your goals? Its all about having a goal without a plan. Failing to plan is planning to fail. If you have no plan, you're just wishing, not working. Create a plan, take action, and keep moving forward.
I am Stressed: PhD, Handling Newborn, and Staying Connected with Family 19.02.2024 22:08
Join me as I share the challenges of pursuing a PhD, caring for a newborn, and staying connected with my family. This intimate podcast offers relatable stories, practical insights, and inspiration for finding balance amidst the chaos of academia, parenting, and maintaining meaningful connections. Relevant links: PhD research tools and apps you should have Challenges for first year PhD student:...
Q&A on Research Methodology 11.08.2023 6:47
Welcome to OAsis Academic Adventures, where your host Olasunkanmi Arowolo takes you on an enlightening journey of research methodology. Join us as we explore the intricacies of research methodology with our special guest, 'Seye Ogunsanya, an inquisitive data journalist and researcher. 'Seye asks thought-provoking questions, drawing from his growth from a dedicated undergraduate student at Lagos St...
How to develop good research questions 03.08.2023 4:00
In this episode, we explore the characteristics of effective research questions and provide practical tips and strategies for developing them.
My life as a PhD student 18.05.2023 3:38
Welcome to Academic Adventures! Today, I'm excited to share my experiences as a PhD student, including my research area, motivations, and day-to-day activities. I'll also discuss the challenges I faced and the most rewarding aspects of my work. As a PhD student, finding a balance between research and personal life can be difficult, and setbacks are inevitable. But with perseverance and commitment,...
How to Start a Podcast: Everything You Need to Know 23.03.2023 3:55
Are you interested in starting your own podcast but don't know where to begin? Look no further! In this episode, I cover everything you need to know to get your podcast up and running. Whether you're undecided on starting a podcastsl or trying to understand how to, this episode is a must-listen. So grab your headphones and get ready to learn everything you need to know to start your own podcast.
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