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Building on success? Future challenges for doctoral education globally
Lynn McAlpineIn the past 20 years, doctoral programmes have become the focus of policy initiatives. This has led to considerable changes in their structures and consequently student…
Reflections on change in doctoral education: an Australian case study
Margaret KileyThis paper aims to reflect on the development of Australian doctoral education after the program commenced, initially at the University of Melbourne, following the end of the…
“Me-search”: Challenges and opportunities regarding subjectivity in knowledge construction
Susan K. Gardner, Jeni Hart, Jennifer Ng, Rebecca Ropers-Huilman, Kelly Ward, Lisa Wolf-WendelThe purpose of this paper is to discuss the experiences with me-search among scholars in the field of education, defined as the conduct of research about one’s own identity or in…
Research group experiences and intent to complete
Maura Borrego, David B. Knight, Nathan Hyungsok ChoeThe purpose of this study is to better understand the nature of graduate training experiences in research groups and to identify factors that may lead to increased student…
Learning from within: a longitudinal case study of an education research group
Brian A. Burt, Kathryn Lundgren, Joshua SchroetterProfessionals in higher education are expected to be informed consumers of knowledge who seek out scholarship, critical evaluators of the applicability of extant knowledge, and…
Understanding racial/ethnic meaning making: Narrative analysis of STE[A]M doctoral student experiences
Zarrina Talan Azizova, Pamela P. FelderThe purpose of this paper is to examine the racial and ethnic aspects of the doctoral socialization to provide a meaningful insight into the belief systems and decision-making…
How emotions contribute to graduate students’ psychological responses during their online application for human subject research approval
John Jongho Park, Jen L. Freeman, Diane L. Schallert, Megan M. SteinhardtThis paper aims to focus on how doctoral students’ emotional arousal influenced their cognition in a challenging online application activity, that of applying for online…
Validation of the quality in PhD processes questionnaire
Kim Jesper Herrmann, Gitte Wichmann-HansenIncreasing interest in PhD processes calls for valid and reliable survey instruments that cover key aspects of the PhD experience. Based on recent research, existing…
Post-PhD researchers’ experiences: an emotionally rocky road
Isabelle Skakni, Lynn McAlpineThis study aims to examine how post-PhD researchers construct their identities through significant work experiences as they endeavour to develop their research independence and a…
ISSN:
2398-4686Renamed from:
International Journal for Researcher DevelopmentOnline date, start – end:
2017Copyright Holder:
Emerald Publishing LimitedOpen Access:
hybridEditors:
- Dr James Burford
- Dr Katrina McChesney