edShare@GCU

A supplement to the Blackboard rubric demo for grading the main Project submission in this module.

Viewing at 100% zoom recommended, not the reduced thumbnail size

Smith, Gary

edShare@GCU (Glasgow Caledonian University)

Masters Research Project - staff guide 2b

Pandey, Priya

Zoom Test JJ

Siddiqui, Noreen

MSc Marketing Programme Handbook 19/20

Help with planning a structured literature search including where to search, selecting databases, identifying appropriate search terms and using the PICO framework to structure your search. Please note this video was recorded prior to university website updates in summer 2022

McCormick, Kirsten

Smith, Julie

Planning a structured literature search: Video 1

MacLean, Samantha

International Business and Finance Prog Handbook 19-20

Sutherland, Angela

UG Business Manangement Level 1 Programme Handbook

Toland, Elinor

Hanning, Tobias

Glasgow Caledonian University 
Pure Current Research Information System (CRIS) - User Agreement 

The following agreement applies to use of the PURE Current Research Information System by Glasgow Caledonian University staff.  
By depositing content in Pure, users agree to the following general terms:
I grant Glasgow Caledonian University permission to preserve the content permanently in the Pure system (and understand this may require changing the format of the work to ensure future preservation and accessibility)
I have the right to submit the content to the Pure system (as an author of the work or on behalf of an author/group of authors)
To abide by the University’s IT regulations and policies when using Pure: https://www.gcu.ac.uk/staff/it/itregulationsandpolicies/

Scope of agreement – research outputs 
In addition, this section covers all research outputs and bibliographic data that users deposit in the Pure system for the research portal:
To the best of my knowledge the work does not infringe any laws including copyright, libel and defamation
Glasgow Caledonian University has the non-exclusive right to store and distribute any uploaded research outputs (publisher copyright permitting) via the research portal and free of charge
I understand that the work can be harvested from the research portal by automated systems e.g. open access aggregators and data mining tools.

16 September 2019


Document upload agreement for Pure

Mains, Irene

LCGC Module Handbook 19/20

Emmanuel, Rohinton

Lecture 1: Climate Change and the Global Carbon Cycle

 
 
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Application 
Offer and Acceptance 
Get your research programme of study 
registered: submit RDC 1 form by end of 
first month for all students 
Initial research period with regular        
supervisory meetings 
 Formal approval of supervisory team 
 1 page research project summary 
 Resource, risk assessment, risk assessment and ethics 
implications 
 PDP (personal development plan) 
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submit RDC 2 form within 9 months for  
full time, 14 months part time                
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Continue research with regular  
supervisory meetings 
 6,000 –8,000 word report   
 Oral presentation 
 Mini viva 
PDP 
 
 Regulations and Guidelines and RDC forms: 
 
https://www.gcu.ac.uk/graduateschool/postgraduatestudy/regulationsandguidelines/  
 
https://www.gcu.ac.uk/graduateschool/theresearchstudentjourney/rdcforms/   
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Continue research with regular  
supervisory meetings 
Finalise thesis write up 
Summary of thesis and examiner         
approval RDC 5, RDC 8 
Viva examination  
Correction of thesis (if applicable) 
 Typical thesis 80,000 words (social science and  
business) 
 40,000 words (science and engineering) 
 Enhancement of thesis 
Graduation 
 Admissions Office process PhD applications 
 Academic Schools conduct interviews  
 Admissions Office send out offer letters 
 
  
Your PhD journey at GCU 
Induction 
Graduate School induction 
School induction 
Supervisory team induction 
Regulatory requirements, researcher development  
Meeting record, holiday/absence cards  
Planning your research project, working together, PDP 
 
 12 recorded meetings per year FT (6 per yr PT) 
 Annual progress report at the end of each year 
 Record holiday and absence each year 
 12 recorded meetings per year FT (6 per year PT) 
 Annual progress report at the end of each year 
 Record holiday and absence each year 
 12 recorded meetings per year FT (6 per year PT) 
 Annual progress report at the end of each year 
 Record holiday and absence each year 
  
The Graduate School 
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