The dissertation’s form and content need to evolve
by Susan Porter & Lisa Young
What is a PhD for in 2018? Arguably, this is an open question in the academy…
by Efe Peker | May 23, 2019 | CAGS Blog, CAGS News, Rethinking the PHD | 0
by Susan Porter & Lisa Young
What is a PhD for in 2018? Arguably, this is an open question in the academy…
by Efe Peker | May 3, 2019 | CAGS Blog, CAGS News, Rethinking the PHD | 0
by Lisa Young
How many PhDs does Canada need? Can their education be improved?
by cags | Oct 3, 2018 | CAGS News, Projects, Rethinking the PHD | 0
CAGS is leading the movement to invest in the next generation of Canadian researchers. In Budget...
Read Moreby cags | Sep 24, 2018 | CAGS News, Projects, Rethinking the PHD | 0
CAGS TASKFORCE ON THE DISSERTATION CAGS is delighted to announce that the Taskforce on the...
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by Serbulent Turan
Beyond recognizing the work of existing faculty, we need programs…
by Efe Peker | Aug 9, 2018 | Rethinking the PHD | 0
by Susan Porter
What is the fresh start needed for the 21st century? Apart from changes…
by cags | Mar 12, 2018 | Rethinking the PHD | 0
“What new ways of learning, particularly in higher education, will Canadians need to thrive in an...
Read Moreby cags | May 11, 2016 | Rethinking the PHD | 0
When I was a graduate student in the mid-seventies, the PhD program was reserved for those who...
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The impact of a faltering loonie and the collapse of energy prices are the latest reminders that...
Read Moreby cags | Feb 12, 2016 | Rethinking the PHD | 0
A third of graduates with doctoral degrees from Ontario universities are in tenure-track positions...
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