<p>Portfolio detailing development of the practice of research supervision</p>

Portfolio

<br />International and disciplinary conceptions of the research degree: PhDs, professional doctorates, practice-based doctorates, doctorates by public and published work How to build a supervisory relationship: roles, responsibilities, boundaries The PGR Student Lifecycle: Institutional procedures, processes and regulations for research degrees Supporting the PGR through the Researcher Development Framework (RDF) and the Development Needs Analysis The national context: the impact of changes to policy, funding and institutional structures on the processes of research supervision Research ethics, intellectual property and responsible research conduct: supervision issues Managing and Monitoring PGR Student Performance The examination of a research thesis 1: Supervisor responsibilities and the Viva. The examination of a research thesis 2: Training for the role of Internal examiner The examination of a research thesis 3: Training for the role of the Independent Chair at a viva<br />

Developing Research Supervision - 7003ACADEM

Developing Research Supervision

Align supervisory styles with individual PGR needs to provide appropriate pedagogical and developmental support;

Critically reflect upon their own supervision practice, enhancing their supervision practices in light of their experiences and learning;

Iterate their responsibilities and the responsibilities of PGRs and professional colleagues in the doctoral journey;

Critically evaluate current scholarly research on postgraduate supervision and be able to locate it within a continuum of doctoral education;

Evaluate critically approaches to monitoring, assessing and feeding back on PGR progress and attainment on research programmes, including examination.