Category: PGR practice
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AI, professional doctorates and the risks of outsourcing thinking
Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly reshaping higher education. Tools such as ChatGPT are increasingly being used in research, teaching, and… READ MORE
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Presuppositional interviewing: a reflexive tool for professional doctorate researchers
For professional doctorate students, reflexivity is not an optional extra. It is central to becoming a researching professional: someone who… READ MORE
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Making methodological decisions in Professional Doctorate research
For practitioner-scholars in health and social care, research is not a detached academic exercise. It is a purposeful, practice-based inquiry… READ MORE
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Positionality, curiosity and reflexivity: why who you are matters in research
For postgraduate researchers (PGRs) and early career researchers (ECRs), the journey into scholarship is not just about what you research… READ MORE
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From professional knowing to applied scholarly knowing: making tacit insights scholarly
One of the most rewarding, and sometimes challenging, aspects of doctoral study, especially for those undertaking professional doctorates, is the… READ MORE
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