Category: PGR practice
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Switching hats in real time: interviewing as both social worker and ProfDoc researcher
What happens when your professional instincts don’t quite align with your research methodology? In this reflective piece, Ally Grant, a… READ MORE
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Spinning plates: Navigating ethical and governance approval as a professional doctorate candidate
By Louise Baldwin and Chris Ward Undertaking research within your own professional setting is often presented as a natural extension… READ MORE
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Artificial intelligence and the Professional Doctorate: towards reflexive integrity
Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming higher education, from how students access information to how academics design learning and assess… READ MORE
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The looking back series: Dr Pippa Hales
What happens when you choose a Professional Doctorate not to leave practice, but to deepen it? This honest reflection explores… READ MORE
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Writing yourself in: the role of professional reflection in a Professional Doctorate thesis
One of the defining features of a professional doctorate is that it does not end with the research findings alone.… READ MORE
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“You’re not alone”: Early lessons from the DProf journey
This blog draws on a reflective conversation between two second-year practitioner-scholars, Kate and Katy, who spoke candidly about their first-year… READ MORE
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Getting “Lived Experience” right in Professional Doctorate research
“Lived experience” is a term that appears frequently in doctoral proposals, especially in practice-based disciplines such as health, education, business,… READ MORE
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Navigating horizons by working through practice and scholarship
Beginning a professional doctorate in health or social care often feels like stepping into two worlds at once. On one… READ MORE
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Learning to live with scholarly uncertainty
Beginning a professional doctorate often comes with a strong sense of purpose. Many candidates arrive with a clear professional problem… READ MORE
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