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Chinese PhD students on exchange in European Union Countries: experiences and benefits
Shen, W‑Q., Liu, D. and Chen, H. (2017)
European Journal of Higher Education
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A handbook for supervisors of modern doctoral candidates
Fillery-Travis, A, Maguire, K., Pizzolatti, N., Robinson, L., Lowley, A. Stel, N., Mans, P, van Wijk, J., Prodi, E., Sprerotti, F., Dobrinnski, C., Peacock, J., Taylor, R., Vitale, T. (2017)
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African international doctoral students: Englishes, doctoral writing, and intercultural supervision
Doyle, S., Manathunga, C., Prinsen, G., Rallon, R. and Cornforth, S. (2017)
Higher Education Research and Development
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A Comparative Study of Doctoral Assessments: the United States, Germany, the Netherlands and Macau
International higher education is a rapidly changing environment and is affecting many aspects of doctoral education, especially training structures (UKCGE, 2015) and thesis models (Jump, 2015, Council of Graduate Schools, 2016). Given the role played by assessment in assuring quality and the current good reputation of UK doctorates (Clarke and Lunt, 2014), it was timely for the Council to focus on making some cross-country comparisons of doctoral assessment as a first step in documenting consistent and divergent practice, in parallel evaluating the strengths and challenges of current assessment processes, in the UK and internationally.
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Using Twitter to Tackle Peripherality? Facilitating networked scholarship for part-time doctoral students within and beyond the university
Vigurs, Katy (2016)
Fusion Journal, no. 8
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Does research degree supervisor training work? The impact of a professional development induction workshop on supervision practice
Alistair McCulloch & Cassandra Loeser (2016)
Higher Education Research & Development, 35:5, 968–982
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Coaching doctoral students – a means to enhance progress and support self-organisation in doctoral education
Mirjam Godskesen & Sofie Kobayashi (2016)
Studies in Continuing Education, 38:2, 145–161
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International Conference on Developments in Doctoral Education & Training Conference Proceedings
The Council was delighted to welcome 144 delegates to the conference — including over 40 representatives from countries outside the UK, such as, Australia, Austria, Canada, Finland, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Lithuania, Macau, Malaysia, Netherlands, New Zealand, Romania, Spain and the United States — together with plenary speakers from Australia, the United States and Germany
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Academic superheroes? A critical analysis of academic job descriptions
Pitt, R. and Mewburn, I. (2016)
Journal of Higher Education Policy and Management, 38(1): 88–101
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Borrowing brainpower – sharing insecurities. Lessons learned from a doctoral peer writing group
Wegener, C., Meier, N. and Ingerslev, K. (2016)
Studies in Higher Education, 41(6): 1092–1105.