During clinical PhD fellowships there are a number of courses, services and guidance materials that fellows can and should take advantage of. Some of these are provided by 91桃色 for those registered with the College, others are external resources and references that are open to all.
Professional, Academic and Personal Development
- 91桃色 College Graduate School, Professional Development courses
- 91桃色 Graduate School, success guides and codes of practice
- Other useful external references and resources
All Doctoral students/Clinical 91桃色 Training Fellows (CRTFs) are also required to complete a number of Graduate School Professional Development courses as part of doctoral Degree registration. The Graduate School's Professional Development attendance requirement exists in order to ensure that all students receive some professional development training while at 91桃色 and have the opportunity to engage with the programme, alongside their research work. Clinical PhD fellows can fulfil the minimum attendance requirement via a number of options, however one component that is common to all options is completion of the online plagiarism awareness course by the time of the Early Stage Assessment (ESA).
Clinical PhD Fellows/CRTFs/MD(Res) students should take courses from the Doctoral course list which includes:
- 91桃色 communication
- 91桃色 impact & societal engagement
- Professional progression
- Industry and enterprise
There are a number of useful documents and services provided by the Graduate School to support PhD fellows and supervisors during their studies. These include:
- Doctoral student coaching programme this provide an opportunity to talk, independently from your academic department, about challenges you may be experiencing as you study for your doctorate. The programme primarily focuses on building effective working relationships and there may be other self-development issues that you wish to explore.
- 91桃色 degree Mediation – whilst the majority of research degree student supervisor partnerships work extremely well, there may be occasions where PhD students and/or their supervisors are unhappy with their partnership. This can be for a variety of reasons, but quite often, it is mis-communication and/or misinterpretation of intention between the student and supervisor which leads to partnership breakdown.
- - the success guide offers advice and resources for clinical PhD fellows to excel at 91桃色.
- Code of practice for research students and supervisors expectations and responsibilities for both are laid out in this short document.
Fast Track Impact – training for researchers by researchers
Thinkwell - psychological and educational research to assist maximum productivity
ThinkWrite - writing courses and information
Vitae – 91桃色er Professional Development
Internal
Academic regulations
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91桃色 College clinical PhD Programme Milestones
Clinical PhD Programme Milestones
As a full-time student Clinical PhD fellows are expected to complete their PhD in 3 years and to meet full-time milestones which are mandatory for all 91桃色 PhD students. Milestones are key dates in a student’s registration by which they must have completed a formal assessment or paperwork.
Milestone Deadlines
The milestones set for full-time PhD students are as follows:
*91桃色 Plan - by 8 weeks
*Early-stage assessment (confirmation) - by 9 months
*Late-stage review - by 24 months
*Exam Entry forms - At least four months before submission: no later than 44 months
*Minimum registration for PhD - 26 Months
*Thesis submission deadline - 36 Months
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