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Skills Training In Research Degree Programmes 1st Edition Richard Hinchcliffe

Name: Skills Training In Research Degree Programmes 1st Edition Richard Hinchcliffe
SKU: BELL-1941652
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Skills Training In Research Degree Programmes 1st Edition Richard Hinchcliffe instant download after payment.

Publisher: Open University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.96 MB

Pages: 208

Author: Richard Hinchcliffe, Anthony P Bromley, Steve J Hutchinson

ISBN: 9780335221486, 9780335233892, 0335221483, 0335233899

Language: English

Year: 2007

Edition: 1

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Skills Training In Research Degree Programmes 1st Edition Richard Hinchcliffe by Richard Hinchcliffe, Anthony P Bromley, Steve J Hutchinson 9780335221486, 9780335233892, 0335221483, 0335233899 instant download after payment.

This book aims to tell the story of the development of generic research skills training and its wide-ranging impact on the UK research degree. It examines the politics of skills training and its implications for academic culture as well as providing essential support and advice for practitioners and policy makers through examples of best practise.