Doctoral Supervision and Academic Leadership

This training offers a comprehensive overview of the postgraduate research supervision journey, equipping both new and current supervisors with the knowledge and tools necessary to guide students from application to completion. It begins by outlining the philosophy, functions and stages of supervision. It then explores the role of PhD Supervisor. The sessions includes responding to enquiries and assessing applications, and conducting applicant interviews. The training then looks at key considerations of supporting the development of the research project and the students' knowledge. It includes consideration of the ongoing administrative, timeline, and review procedures.  
*Please note that applications to become a registered PGR supervisor will only be accepted after attending this training.*

Session Outcomes
1. Understand the full postgraduate research supervision process, and the role of the supervisor within this
2. Develop practical skills to manage supervisory responsibilities
3. Apply institutional regulations, ethical standards, and best practices

This session offers an overview of the application process for Readership and Professorship roles in academia. It will guide attendees through the key criteria, timelines, and expectations, helping you understand what review panels seek in successful applications. The session will also cover how to effectively present your academic achievements, leadership skills, and overall impact. Additionally, it will provide practical advice on preparing a strong, evidence-based case for academic promotion. 

Session Outcomes
1. Understand criteria for Readership and Professorship applications.
2. Evidence leadership, impact, and academic achievement.
3. Prepare a strong and well-structured application.

This training session equips postgraduate research supervisors with the essential skills and knowledge needed to serve effectively as internal examiners. The session will gain an understanding of the examination process, assessment criteria, and best practices for ensuring fair, consistent, and constructive evaluations of doctoral theses. The session also emphasises how to provide valuable feedback and support candidates during their viva examination.
Please note that you must complete this training session to be eligible to sit an internal examiner.

Session Outcomes
1. Understand internal examiner duties.
2. Apply fair thesis assessment.
3. Give effective viva feedback.

This training offers a comprehensive overview of the postgraduate research supervision journey, equipping both new and current supervisors with the knowledge and tools necessary to guide students from application to completion. It begins by outlining the philosophy, functions and stages of supervision. It then explores the role of PhD Supervisor. The sessions includes responding to enquiries and assessing applications, and conducting applicant interviews. The training then looks at key considerations of supporting the development of the research project and the students' knowledge. It includes consideration of the ongoing administrative, timeline, and review procedures.  
*Please note that applications to become a registered PGR supervisor will only be accepted after attending this training.*

Session Outcomes
1. Understand the full postgraduate research supervision process, and the role of the supervisor within this
2. Develop practical skills to manage supervisory responsibilities
3. Apply institutional regulations, ethical standards, and best practices

This training offers a comprehensive overview of the postgraduate research supervision journey, equipping both new and current supervisors with the knowledge and tools necessary to guide students from application to completion. It begins by outlining the philosophy, functions and stages of supervision. It then explores the role of PhD Supervisor. The sessions includes responding to enquiries and assessing applications, and conducting applicant interviews. The training then looks at key considerations of supporting the development of the research project and the students' knowledge. It includes consideration of the ongoing administrative, timeline, and review procedures.  
*Please note that applications to become a registered PGR supervisor will only be accepted after attending this training.*

Session Outcomes
1. Understand the full postgraduate research supervision process, and the role of the supervisor within this
2. Develop practical skills to manage supervisory responsibilities
3. Apply institutional regulations, ethical standards, and best practices