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Product or Process? A pilot study into the perceptions of research training by PhD students in GEES subjects at three universities

Pages 10-20 | Published online: 15 Dec 2015

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Table 1 Summary Group Data

Table 2 Categories assigned for Question 1 (What do you consider to be the main reasons for embarking on your research degree?) with examples of student responses assigned to those categories

Table 3 Categories assigned for Question 2, (In what ways, if any, has your research degree experience been helped by personal and professional development opportunities by your university?) with examples of student responses assigned to those categories

Table 4 Categories assigned for Question 3, (How might future personal and professional development opportunities at your university assist you in completing your research degree and prepare for the world of work?) with examples of student responses assigned to those categories

Figure 1 Votes for each category across all 3 universities expressed as a percentage of the weighted total available number of votes (%WTAV) for Question 1 (What do you consider to be the main reasons for embarking on your research degree?)

Figure 2 Votes for each category across all 3 universities expressed as a percentage of the weighted total available number of votes (%WTAV) for Question 2 (In what ways, if any, has your research degree experience been helped by personal and professional development opportunities provided by your university?)

Figure 3 Votes for each category across all 3 universities expressed as a percentage of the weighted total available number of votes (%WTAV) for Question 3 (How might future personal and professional development opportunities at your university assist you in completing your research degree and in preparing you for the world of work?)

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