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PhD Seminar I

This seminar is the first stage of supervised doctoral research presentation. Candidates work with supervisors to define a research problem, review the relevant literature and set out a proposed design, then present and defend the emerging proposal before staff and fellow candidates. Learning outcomes: Define and justify a doctoral research problem. Present a literature review that establishes a research gap. Defend a proposed research design bef

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This seminar is the first stage of supervised doctoral research presentation. Candidates work with supervisors to define a research problem, review the relevant literature and set out a proposed design, then present and defend the emerging proposal before staff and fellow candidates. Learning outcomes: Define and justify a doctoral research problem. Present a literature review that establishes a research gap. Defend a proposed research design before an academic audience.

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  • Duration900 level
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British-Canadian University (BCU)

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