Research Training and Supervision Development

Pearson, Margot; Brew, Angela

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Research Training and Supervision Development

Date

2002

Authors

Pearson, Margot

Brew, Angela

Publisher

Carfax Publishing, Taylor & Francis Group

Abstract

Research education, or training, as it is often termed, is attracting greater scrutiny as research itself is seen of greater importance in the global knowledge economy. In turn, concerns to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of research supervision