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This workshop explores how to build, maintain, and proactively manage effective student-supervisor relationships using the UKCGE framework.

In this workshop, you will begin to consider:

  • The core principles of the UKCGE framework and how they apply to supervisory relationships
  • Expectations and responsibilities of both students and supervisors
  • Techniques for building trust and maintaining effective communication
  • Strategies for navigating common challenges and resolving conflicts
  • A practical toolkit for proactively managing your role in the supervisory dynamic
  • Lancaster's rules and regulations relating to PhD Supervision
  • Opportunities to reflect on your current practices and share insights with peers

Who is it for:

This workshop is designed for postgraduate research supervisors at all career stages-whether you're newly appointed or looking to refresh and refine your approach. It's ideal for those who want to deepen their understanding of supervisory dynamics and foster more productive, supportive relationships with their students.

Why attend:

Supervisory relationships are at the heart of successful research journeys. By attending, you'll gain actionable strategies to enhance your practice, address concerns in a safe and supportive environment, and connect with fellow supervisors to exchange ideas and build useful connections. You'll leave with renewed confidence, a toolkit of resources, and a clearer sense of how to navigate the complexities of supervision with empathy and effectiveness.


Date:
Tuesday, March 24, 2026
Time:
09:30 - 16:30
Location:
HR Building Training Rooms 1 and 2
Categories:
CED Workshops, PhD/Doctoral Supervision

Registration is required. There are 30 seats available.


Non-attendance