Succeeding with Your Doctorate
- Jerry J Wellington - University of Sheffield, UK
- Ann-Marie Bathmaker - The University of Birmingham, UK
- Cheryl Hunt - School of Education University of Exeter
- Gary McCulloch - University College London, UK, I S E I C Institute of Education University of London
- Pat Sikes - University of Sheffield, UK
SAGE Study Skills Series
Topics include:
Preparing for a doctorate
Embarking on your Research
Adapting to life as a student
Working with a supervisor
Reading critically
Conceptualising your research
Thinking about methodologies and approaches
Producing a thesis
Preparing for and taking the viva
Disseminating your research
Supplements
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This is a good guide to give an overview of the key areas that people can consider when needing a text to refer to throughout the process.
This is an excellent book, but it doesn't offer us anymore than our already established book. I would recommend to our students
This book is a useful guide for students undertaking a doctorate.
A 'must read' guide for those embarking on, or considering undertaking a doctorate.
This book is a good little companion to those studying for a PhD. It contains lots of well structured advice across the various phases of the programme. A solid guide to dip in and out of throughout the research process.
In my view this is a really good guide to what is expected of a student undertaking a doctorate. The cameo's are really useful and clarify expectations.
This book gives clear practical advice to begining reasechers.
It is useful to consult at the outset of your studies but also gives approprite guidance as you continue with your studies.
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