[Academic] Fwd: [acaheads] Supporting Effective Practice in Postgraduate Supervision workshop
Rob Martin
r.w.martin at strath.ac.uk
Wed Aug 15 17:25:29 BST 2012
Dear All,
See below if interested in a course to train postgraduate research
supervisors - 29 Aug.
Regards,
Rob
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Subject: [acaheads] Supporting Effective Practice in Postgraduate
Supervision workshop
Date: Tue, 7 Aug 2012 11:07:58 +0100
From: OSDU <osdu at strath.ac.uk>
To: 'acaheads at lists.strath.ac.uk' <acaheads at lists.strath.ac.uk>
*Dear Colleagues*
**
*_Supporting Effective Practice in Postgraduate Supervision Workshop_*
*PLEASE NOTE: This intensive research supervision workshop meets
Strathclyde’s requirements for research supervisors, but does not form
part of Strathclyde’s PgCert AAS and is non-accredited.*
**
*29th August, 10.00 – 15.30* (refreshments from 9.45)
Location TBC.
This one-day, intensive workshop has been developed around the
postgraduate student - and supervisor - journey. The morning looks at
the beginning of the supervision process: initial conceptions and
expectations around supervision, roles and responsibilities of both
supervisor and student, and the 'Rough Guide' to the rules & regulations
of supervisory practice. In the afternoon we will first consider the
middle part of the journey by looking in detail at a number of case
studies of supervision drawn from real-life examples, and then move to
the end point of the journey by considering examination of the thesis
and preparing the student for viva. We end by drawing together ideas,
examples from practice, resources etc. into a 'toolkit' for good
practice in postgraduate supervision.
The workshop will be interactive with plenty of opportunities for
discussion, debate, and reflection on practice. We find that often,
academics don't get the chance to meet and share experiences as
'supervisors' and that events such as these provide a very useful space
in which to be able to achieve this and to update on the latest practice
and ideas.
About the presenters, Lesley McLellan & Lorraine Walsh (University of
Dundee): prior to her current role as Director of Quality Assurance at
Dundee, Lesley was a senior academic working in the School of Medicine
at the University of Dundee, with the role of College Head of Learning &
Teaching. Lorraine is a historian by training who moved into Education
and is now Head of Educational Development and eLearning at Dundee. Both
have extensive experience of supervision at Doctoral level and are
currently involved in rolling out a programme of development
opportunities in postgraduate supervision at Dundee in addition to
external consultancy work in this area.
*PLEASE NOTE: This intensive research supervision workshop meets
Strathclyde’s requirements for research supervisors, but does not form
part of Strathclyde’s PgCert AAS and is non-accredited.*
*_Session Details_*
Course date: 29^th August 2012
Course Information:
http://bookings.strath.ac.uk/courseDetails.asp?course=SEPP
Location: TBC
Start Time: 09:45
End Time: 15:30
Book your place: http://bookings.strath.ac.uk/index.asp?scode=SEPP01
If you any further queries please email osdu at strath.ac.uk
<mailto:osdu at strath.ac.uk>
Regards
Organisational & Staff Development Unit
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Professor Robert Martin
Head of Department,
Department of Physics, tel: 0141-5483132
Strathclyde University, fax: 0141-5522891
John Anderson Building, e-mail: r.w.martin at strath.ac.uk
Glasgow, U.K.
G4 0NG
The Department is a partner in SUPA, the Scottish Universities Physics Alliance
The University of Strathclyde is a charitable body, registered in Scotland, number SC015263
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