Supervisor and Research Integrity Training

‌MVLS Supervisor and Examiners' Training

All supervisors of postgraduate research students must undertake supervisor training.

This requirement extends to relevant honorary members of staff involved in supervision and examination.

Certification will be on a 5 year renewable basis.

To receive a letter of completion you must complete the online resource and also attend a session where small groups of supervisors will work through a variety of scenarios students and supervisors may encounter.

Online supervisor training

  • A compulsory training resource in Moodle
  • Work at your own pace and at a convenient time
  • Consists of presentations finishing with a set of MCQs
  • 80% must be achieved to pass
  • Use Chrome or Firefox as a browser
  • Please note the course cannot be accessed via phone or tablet
  • To enroll please email MVLS Graduate School

Scenario based sessions

  • Compulsory attendance at a scenario based session
  • Small groups work through pre set scenarios
  • To register please select your preferred date:

   > Thurs, 21 November 2019, (Session Full)

   > Weds, 15 January 2020, 10am-12pm

   > Weds, 15 January 2020, 2-4pm

   > Mon, 24 February 2020, 2-4pm

   > Fri, 27 March 2020, 10am-12pm

   > Tues, 5 May 2020, 2-4pm

   > Thurs, 18 June 2020, 10am-12pm

 

Researcher Development CPD Sessions for Supervisors

You can book  run by the Researcher Development Office through the HR Core System. To book:

  • In HR Core, navigate to 'Learning and Development > Book a Course'. 
  • Enter the search keyword, 'PhD'.

Full descriptions of these courses are available on the Researcher Development, Supervisor Workshop web pages. The topics include:

  • Supporting PhD students with their wellbeing (1.5hr)
  • Supporting PhD students with their writing (1.5hr)
  • Supporting students with professional and career development (1.5hr)
  • Supporting your students with their work life balance (1.5hr)
  • Research integrity and supervision (1.5hr)
  • Coaching skills for supervisors (3hr)
  • Having difficult conversations and managing conflict in your research group (3hr)
  • Supervising interdisciplinary PhD students (1.5hr)
  • Supervising PhD students with industry (in the Sciences) (1.5hr)
  • Supervising distance PGRs (1.5hr)

Contact Elizabeth Adams if you have any questions about the sessions or suggestions for future workshops. 


Research Integrity

University of Glasgow is committed to providing an environment that ensures our research is conducted to the highest quality standards by:

  • Developing an environment that recognises and supports research excellence
  • Ensuring that all parties involved in research have the same expectations for good research practice
  • Establishing the code of good practice in research is intended for all staff, including persons with honorary positions, and students carrying out research at, or on behalf of, the University

Research excellence at the University of Glasgow is underpinned by research integrity. The Research and Innovation Service website sets out the policies, procedures, and resources to support research integrity. You will find key documents and links here.