Professional Doctorate
The Professional Doctorate: An Overview
... consultation with the Chartered Institute for Personnel and Development (CIPD), this is the first Professional Doctorate in Personnel and Development to be offered in the UK. Successful completion of the ...
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PROFESSIONAL DOCTORATE REVIEW AND ENHANCEMENT GUIDANCE NOTES
... The Professional Doctorate Programme REP informs both the Subject Area REP and the School Overview report and draws together feedback from the programme team and students, reviewing areas that are working ...
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School of Psychology Professional Doctorate in Health Psychology
... a Professional Doctorate in Health Psychology on completion of two years full-time (or equivalent) supervised practice, attendance at workshops and completion of a thesis ...The Doctorate equips ...
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The importance of students’ motivation and identity when supervising professional doctorate students; a reflection on traditional and professional routes
... on professional doctorates differ from those on traditional PhD ...of professional doctoral students and more traditional PhD students as falling into two separate ...among professional ...
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The importance of students’ motivation and identity when supervising professional doctorate students; a reflection on traditional and professional routes
... their professional context who have doctorates and who engage in the kinds of practices that lead to ...skilled professional practice. This means that professional doctorate students are ...
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School of Psychology Professional Doctorate in Counselling Psychology
... The Professional Doctorate in Counselling Psychology is a 3-year full-time or 4-year part- time postgraduate training programme designed to enable graduates to meet all of the criteria necessary to be ...
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The potential to enhance practice: the value of a professional doctorate for social work practice
... a Professional Doctorate (ProfD) developed in collaboration with employers has added value to a social work employer of students studying on such a ...that professional doctorates may have on social ...
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Motivating factors for the professional development of a cohort of professional doctorate students in education
... requirement for those wishing to be an academic staff member in an Australian university. Thus those members of the cohort who intended to seek university employment have accepted that they may need to go off shore. In ...
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The Professional Doctorate: Defining the portfolio as a legitimate alternative to the dissertation
... A related issue is the choice of examiner. Examination will be fraught with difficulties simply because the nature and form of the portfolio will be unfamiliar to many in these early years of development. This is ...
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Professional doctorate students' stories of experiential learning : a discourse analysis
... New professional doctorate programmes were subsequently developed in specific professional fields, including education, engineering and business administration, in addition to those offered in more ...
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Formative Assessment in a Professional Doctorate Context: Developing Identities as Researchers
... a Professional Doctorate in Education (EdD) in a research-based university in ...England. Professional doctorates are distinguished from ‘traditional’ doctorates by having summatively assessed taught ...
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The Professional Doctorate: Its Relativity to the Ph.D. and Relevance for the Knowledge Economy
... sional doctorate makes this possible by linking the student’s education with workplace ...the professional doctorate as a hybrid curriculum represented by “the intersection between the university, ...
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PROFESSIONAL DOCTORATE PROGRAMME
... Your Professional Doctorate programme begins with the three day induction and the Contextualising Professional Change and Development ...your Professional Doctorate from the perspective ...
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A Systematic Approach to the Assessment of Impact in a Professional Doctorate. Swapna Kumar. University of Florida. Abstract
... this professional doctorate because the design focused on each student growing in their professional ...a professional doctorate have for professional students, their growth and ...
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PROCEDURE FOR REVIEW OF A PROFESSIONAL DOCTORATE
... The Professional Doctorate Management Team and Programme Team response to any conditions of approval should be submitted to the Academic Standards and Quality Unit for consideration by the Panel Chair ...
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Professional Doctorate Programmes
... I chose the professional doctorate rather than a PhD because I felt that I needed the discipline of taught sessions and regular deadlines. We have gradually built up a community of researchers undertaking ...
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Enhancing the Relevance of a Professional Doctorate: The Case of the Doctor of Education Degree at the University of New England
... of Professional Doctorate still faces a credibility problem according to Neumann (2003 ...that Professional Doctorate ‘is a second rate doctorate’ and that ‘it has not got the standing ...
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Passing the Baton: A Longitudinal View of a Professional Doctorate
... the Professional Doctorate in Human and Health Sciences has recently welcomed its third group of multi-professional practitioners; they exhibit the recognizable enthusiasm, excitement and slight ...
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From student to graduate: four learners’ perspectives of the professional doctorate journey
... The intensity of studying at doctoral level and dealing with uncertainties about our own knowledge base left us feeling exhilarated and, at times, confused. We began to question things we had previously taken for granted ...
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Supporting international students on professional doctorate programmes: A perspective from the United Kingdom
... requirements of undertaking such a programme. The importance of finding ways of conveying this message to candidates from overseas requires careful consideration. Students need to understand their roles and ...
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