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An Introduction to Research Student Supervision
Course Dates:
Wednesday 15th May 2013 from 2pm -4pm
Session Speakers:
David Bogle - Head of Graduate School
David Ashton - Student Services
Daniela Bultoc - Graduate School, Skills Manager
Ben Colvill - Graduate School, Graduate School Administrator
Mike Ewing - Dean of Students, Academic
Stephen Hart - Centre for Intercultural Studies
Course Outline:
This session is mandatory for all members of academic staff wishing to be appointed as Supervisors at UCL as well as new members of academic staff with experience of research supervision at other institutions. It is run by the Graduate School and provides an introduction to UCL’s Regulations and Code of Practice; Graduate School Support; UCL Procedures; Skills Development Requirements and Programme; Research Student Log; Factors for Successful Supervision; and Further Research Supervision Training.
Additional Information:
Please note that this course is a prerequisite to enrolment on all other courses about research supervision including the session Effective Research Supervision at UCL (one-day workshop).
Eligibility & Registration:
This workshop is available to academic staff at UCL, honorary staff, associate staff and intercollegiate staff from University of London and partnership organisations acting as Supervisors at UCL.
If you are not employed by UCL and wish to register you must book your training as an External Candidate (this link will take you to the edit profile page for the Single Training Booking System, where you must register your details before you can register for the session).
This session runs twice a year, usually in May and October.
- Registration for UCL Staff
- Registration for external candidates
- Professional development for Research Student Supervisors at UCL
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