Monday 15th May 2017, 14.00 – 15.30, Lansdowne Campus
This masterclass will be presented by Professor Vanora Hundley, Deputy Dean for Research and Professional Practice, Faculty of Health & Social Sciences. The development of a clinical PhD studentship utilises the opportunity to bring in research income, while developing a bespoke educational opportunity that is attractive to employers and directly relevant to practice. Professor Hundley’s clinical doctorate model has been recognised nationally as an example of excellent practice which facilitates Knowledge Exchange and enhances future research collaborations.
This is part of the Leading Innovation Masterclasses series.
There are two other masterclasses in May: ‘Developing Interdisciplinarity’ with Professor Barry Richards, and ‘Benchmarking your students’ digital experience’ with Jisc’s Sarah Knight.
Find out more about these and book a place at the following link:
Leading Innovation – Masterclasses
Masterclass: An innovative approach to setting up a Research Hub
Masterclass: Developing Interdisciplinarity










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