Getting
a PhD in the UK
26th November 2008 | Book this seminar >>
Woburn House, 20 Tavistock Square, London WC1 (near Euston Station, Central London)
Course director and tutor: Professor John Wakeford
Head of the Missenden Centre
Studying for a PhD (or other doctorate) is a major investment for you and your sponsor. But many students coming to the UK find our traditions very different from their previous experience. This course is intended to provide you with the opportunity to work with others and find out how you can make a success of your time in the UK. During the day’s course you will have the opportunity to submit your own questions in confidence for the course tutor to suggest how you find answers.
Course fee (including light lunch and refreshments) £95 When we receive your booking form, we will send you a bill for £95. On receipt of this payment we will write to you to confirm that you have a place on the course.
Open to students in any year of any doctoral programme in the UK. Numbers for this second course limited to 32. Further sessions will be held at a later date
26th November 2008 | Book this seminar >>
Woburn House, 20 Tavistock Square, London WC1 (near Euston Station, Central London)
Course director and tutor: Professor John Wakeford
Head of the Missenden Centre
Studying for a PhD (or other doctorate) is a major investment for you and your sponsor. But many students coming to the UK find our traditions very different from their previous experience. This course is intended to provide you with the opportunity to work with others and find out how you can make a success of your time in the UK. During the day’s course you will have the opportunity to submit your own questions in confidence for the course tutor to suggest how you find answers.
Course fee (including light lunch and refreshments) £95 When we receive your booking form, we will send you a bill for £95. On receipt of this payment we will write to you to confirm that you have a place on the course.
Open to students in any year of any doctoral programme in the UK. Numbers for this second course limited to 32. Further sessions will be held at a later date
