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Resources primarily for doctoral (PhD /DPhil) research students
- Interacting with supervisors
- Developing the research
proposal
- Getting into a productive
routine
- Writing research reports
- Handling plagiarism
- Transferable skills and 'Personal
Development Planning' (PDP)
- Succeeding as an
'overseas'/'international' student
- Originality in research
- Producing the thesis/dissertation
- Handling the oral examination/viva
Resources primarily for research degree supervisors
- Introduction to the resources
- Originality versus conformity
- Autonomy versus control
- Copy editor versus guardian of standards
- Considering applicants for research degrees
- Formality of supervisions
- Issues of long and short term planning
- Issues around students' personal problems
- Cultural and language issues
- Complaints about other staff
- Ownership of the research
- Limits of expertise
- Suspected plagiarism and fraud
- The oral examination / viva
Resources primarily for academic managers and training personnel
- Frequently asked questions about training PhD supervisors
- A full training programme
- A single training event
- Accreditation of
supervisor training
- Guides on postgraduate issues
- SRHE Postgraduate
Issues Network
Pat Cryer's
academic credentials
- Outline cv
for Pat Cryer
- Contact details
Pat Cryer's book for research students
- The
Research Student's Guide to Success, 3rd edition
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