INFORMATION FOR IOE STUDENTS

Rooms 543, 545, 774 and 838 are four newly refurbished study spaces available for research students. These rooms work on a “hot desk” policy & students are asked khổng lồ respect the needs of other students by clearing desks after use. Each room has a digital lock on the door – please ask ioe.cde
ccevents.vn.ac.uk for the password. There are lockers available for use in these rooms on a first come, first served basis; they are keyless & no registration is required. Instructions on how to lớn set the lock code is inside each locker.

C3.10 is the newest study space available for research students. This room has an integrated kitchen.

The Newsam Library (Level 4) at the IOE has a dedicated room for postgraduate study. You can of course use other study spaces within the Library – to kiểm tra availability follow the liên kết here.

There is individual powered desk spaces and group working tables available in the Wing, Levels 2 và 3.

Please note: a kitchen available for PGR use is at the very end of the corridor before you get to 26 Bedford Way on level 5, just past room 580.

You can find full details of study spaces across wider ccevents.vn here – Postgraduate Research Student Study Spaces

ccevents.vn has provided guidance about how studentships are phối up and processed. If you are a studentship holder, please đánh giá this information, which includes answers to frequently asked questions. Information about funding available khổng lồ current students can be accessed through the same links provided for prospective students – ccevents.vn’s database includes a filter that allows users to lớn indicate whether they are prospective or current students.

We are pleased lớn announce a one-off opportunity for international PGR students at the IOE lớn receive a financial hardship payment during the winter of 2022/2023.

Concerned with the impact of cost-of-living increases in the UK, an external donor has made a generous contribution to lớn establish a one-off hardship fund lớn provide support to international IOE doctoral students who are in unexpected financial need.

These funds are available to lớn all international students who are currently enrolled on a doctoral degree at IOE và are based in the UK for the period of their studies.

Eligible students should have international fee status & permanently reside in a country other than the UK outside of the period of their studies.

Please chú ý these funds are to support living costs (maintenance) only và cannot be awarded lớn pay for tuition fees. Applicants that have an outstanding tuition fee debt to lớn the university are not eligible khổng lồ apply for the funds.

Awards will be for a maximum of £500 per student.

NB: students currently on CRS are able lớn apply for the hardship funds.

Application process:

Applications for the funds will mở cửa on Monday 28th November và will close at 5pm on Monday 12th December 2022. Applications received before 28th November will automatically be rejected.

Completed application forms should be emailed to lớn ioe.cde
ccevents.vn.ac.uk together with supervisor statements (which can be submitted separately, but must be received before the deadline).

You will be informed of the outcome of your application by thư điện tử (to your ccevents.vn email account). If successful we will endeavour khổng lồ organise for the payment khổng lồ reach you as soon as possible, và before the kết thúc of January 2023 at the latest.

Applications will be assessed by an IOE Panel. All decisions are final and appeals will not beconsidered.

Download the application form.

Contact : ioe.cde
ccevents.vn.ac.uk.

There is provision in the Centre for Doctoral Education fund to help IOE (Postgraduate Research students) doctoral students with the cost of conference attendance và expenses. Research degree students that have been accepted lớn present a paper or a poster at a conference are eligible to lớn apply khổng lồ the Centre for Doctoral Education, for a maximum grant of £750 towards expenses. Note this is the amount available for the total duration of a student’s registration with the IOE. The scheme will only cover conferences that are complete before the thesis is submitted for examination.

Grants are available to those who are self-financing or who hold scholarships. Students must be registered as enrolled at the time of the conference. Students are eligible khổng lồ claim a total of £750 in one claim, or can divide the amount. The fund can also be used lớn contribute towards student membership with the Society for Research into Higher Education (SRHE), since student membership allows miễn phí attendance at their events, most of which take place in their London office (near King’s Cross) và include sessions targeted at doctoral researchers.

The amount of funding available each year is limited, & students are advised to lớn apply as early as possible. For this reason, it is advised that applications for funding must be submitted prior to a conference.

Applications should include the abstract of the conference presentation và written confirmation that the paper has been accepted. The completed application form should be endorsed by your supervisor & then returned, along with supporting documentation lớn IOE.CDE
ccevents.vn.ac.uk or to lớn the Centre for Doctoral Education, via the Student Helpdesk on cấp độ 5, chip core A Wing, 20 Bedford Way, London W1CH 0AL.

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Students will be told as soon as possible if their application has been successful. Documentation will then be sent khổng lồ complete and return lớn the Doctoral School within 28 days of the conference.

Claims must be submitted within 28 days of returning the conference, or the funding is at risk of being released for other students to lớn access.

Application size – Conference Grants

For any queries about this fund, please liên hệ IOE.CDE
ccevents.vn.ac.uk

Later in the academic year, we will be inviting students & staff khổng lồ attend the Centre for Doctoral Education’s Summer conference. Traditionally this has an exciting programme of presentations và panels, featuring 40-50 presentations of doctoral research from across all six departments in the IOE. The Conference will take place on Thursday the 22nd of June, 2023. Full details of the Summer Conference Programme will be given nearer the time.

A page of common questions & answers relating khổng lồ the Log is now available.

Doctoral students (MPhil/PhD and EdD) are expected to review their progress with their supervisors on an annual basis. This exercise is undertaken during the Summer Term. The Annual Progress reviews helps students, supervisors, the Advisory Panels, và the Departmental Graduate Tutors khổng lồ monitor the work being undertaken by students. The aim is khổng lồ ensure that each student’s training, supervision and tư vấn needs are being met, và to identify difficulties the student might be experiencing, and ways to lớn address these. Students will receive notification via moodle of the guidance, forms và deadlines. The APR process involves a discussion between supervisor(s) and students, và completing a size which will be reviewed by a departmental panel. Any students who wish to lớn discuss any aspect of their study in confidence can liên hệ their Departmental Graduate Tutor, the MPhil/PhD Programme Leader, or the EdD Programme Leader.

The IOE provides an extensive programme of courses, workshops & reading groups for all doctoral students. Full details of this can be found in Moodle. (All doctoral students should have access to this Moodle space.)

There are two compulsory courses. The first, IMPCorC, provides an introduction khổng lồ doctoral study; this runs four times each year, in a variety of formats to ensure that it is available khổng lồ all students. The second, Information & Digital Literacies, focuses on the centrality of the literature review for the doctoral thesis. This runs three times a year in both face-to-face & online formats.

Students should also discuss their training needs with their supervisors within their first few tutorials, and revisit this regularly (for example, as part of the annual đánh giá of progress). Further training can be taken from the introductory, advanced or generic courses offered as part of the IOE’s Research Training Programme, from ccevents.vn’s skills development programme , from other members of the Bloomsbury Doctoral Training Consortium, or elsewhere, with the support of their supervisors.

Research students should make a brief lưu ý of any training that they have completed in the Research Student Log. Courses provided centrally by ccevents.vn can be booked through the Log, & will be recorded within the system automatically.

The IOE’s Research Training Programme courses are classed as ‘departmental training’ by ccevents.vn, and can be recorded on the Log: instructions on how to vì chưng this are here.

Note that many other activities, including attendance & research seminars và conferences, also constitute research training, & can be recorded manually on the Log. Information about how to do this is available in Section 4 of the guidance notes for students.

ccevents.vn requires all students to complete a minimum amount of training each year. Information about this is provided on the skills development website. Participation in departmental seminars, the IOE’s poster and summer conference, & participation in external conferences all count as training for the purposes of this record.

Nazlin Bhimani supports students and staff in all areas of research, including training on skills, subject guides và research project support 

From Autumn 2021 all new students and their supervisors should complete a first term form within a month of the start of their studies. Copies should be uploaded khổng lồ the Research Log & sent to the departmental research administrator to store. We hope this will help lớn address many of the questions that are raised each year by both supervisors và students & help to raise awareness of their mutual responsibilities.

There are many Research Centres và Special Interest Groups which Doctoral Candidates are welcome khổng lồ join & participate in. Here is the current Research Culture List which we will update regularly. If you discover any new ones which need adding please tell your supervisor!Feedback Expectations

According khổng lồ ccevents.vn regulations for feedback (see link) the guidance states that formative feedback should be ‘received by students in good time’ (5.3). We suggest that good practice is for the supervisor and student khổng lồ negotiate a reasonable deadline together, including whether feedback is expected to be written and returned before the next supervision, & ‘within one month’ is usually a reasonable expectation. General expectations for writing and feedback should also be discussed at the outset via the ‘First Meeting Form’.

ccevents.vn runs a dedicated training programme, called Arena One, for postgraduates who teach (usually called PGTAs). The ‘Gateway’ workshop is mandatory for any doctoral students teaching on accredited programmes.

The site also contains information about the optional Teaching Associate Programme (TAP), which provides further development & a pathway lớn Associate Fellowship of the Higher Education Academy và ccevents.vn Arena Associate Fellowship (AFHEA).

Further sessions on key issues, called ccevents.vn Arena Essentials, are also available.

Ethics và integrity are important throughout the doctoral process, and all research students are advised to familiarise themselves with ccevents.vn’s policy & practice in this area. These issues also size a vi xử lý core part of the compulsory training session provided to all doctoral students in their first year, and optional advanced sessions on ethical issues are also provided as part of the Research Training Programme.