As promised in the previous step, we will provide some practical steps that will help you define the profile of the best candidate. According to Lovitts (2008), graduate students that …
As we have seen in the discussion of the EU guidelines for PhD projects, supervision is often not a solitary endeavour. Since the Bologna process of 2007, it is a …
In the previous steps, we explored the characteristics of an effective supervisor. However, besides you and the PhD candidate, PhD supervision implies the involvement of several other partners, each with …
In the following video, Janet Jackson, an expert on socialisation, context and culture, explains how certain dynamics in the PhD supervisor social context work. This video acts as the bridge …
A social context, for example, the one that you just visualised in the previous step, is more than just the individuals, groups, and organizations that make up this social context. …
In the first activity of this course, you explored your own professional and personal identity and the development of it. In the beginning of this week, we also introduced you …
In this video, Janet Jackson, well-being, diversity and inclusion officer at University of Groningen, explains what you just did. You were reflecting on values, qualities and pitfalls with the aim …
Apart from reflecting on your values, also knowing your qualities and pitfalls is helpful in getting to know yourself on a personal and professional level. Especially when working with others, …
A first step that we take in this course to get to know your personal and professional identity is diving in the topic of values. As in the previous steps …
In this video, you will see two PhD supervisors who reflect on their core values, the impact of those values in daily life, as well as in their style of …
As you can see in the video, reflecting on your own role models can help you get a first insight into your own socialisation processes. For example, Tamalika is explaining …
What do we mean by socialisation? In this text, we explain how the socialisation process works and why it is important to be aware of it. Humans are social beings, …
Every person has their own identity. In its simplest form, you could say that your identity is the answer to the question: who am I? If we broaden this a …
In the previous weeks, we focused on the PhD trajectory and the relationship between supervisor and student. This week, you will reflect on yourself and focus on who you are …
As a supervisor, much of the feedback you give (and possibly the first thing that comes to mind) is feedback on written work. It is important to recognize and keep …