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Research supervision course

According to a decision by the vice-chancellor, all supervisors in doctoral level education must have completed an approved supervisor course.

The course is given four times a year, twice in English and twice in Swedish. One of the English courses is conducted digitally. 

Who is the course intended for?

Those who are, or are about to become, research study supervisors at the Faculty of Medicine.

Prerequisite

A doctoral degree

Purpose of the course

The course offers the supervisor the opportunity to develop their role, in a way that increases the chances of fulfilling their assignment with greater efficacy and assurance.

Scope and performance requirements

The course corresponds to four days of work. A completed reflection assignment is a prerequisite for attending day two of the course. For a course certificate, attendance and active participation as well as a completed reflection task are required. All course elements must be completed within two years from the start of the course.

 

On completion of the course, the participant is able to:

  • define their role and responsibility within the framework of doctoral education,
  • explain how doctoral education and supervision is regulated and organized at the Faculty of Medicine, and
  • discuss supervision in relation to the goals and regulations of doctoral education, customary practice at the Faculty of Medicine, and supervisor ethics.

  • aims and objectives of the doctoral programme
  • learning and development of the doctoral student
  • the role of the supervisor 
  • supervisor ethics
  • the regulatory framework for doctoral education
  • policy and customary practice at the Faculty of Medicine - from the call for applications to the defence of the doctoral thesis

The course comprises a reflection paper, written between two days of classroom work, a total of four days of work.

Legal texts, policies and extracts from some research articles are presented.

Digital course library (LibGuides website)

Course dates spring 2025

Course 1

DateTime
February 119:00-16:00
April 19:00-16:00

Location: This course will be given on site in Lund.

The course is given in English. Please note that the course is four days long with two scheduled days and two days of independent work in between. 

The course is fully booked

Course 2

DateTime
May 69:00-16:00
June 39:00-16:00

Location: This course will be given on site in Lund.

The course is given in Swedish. Please note that the course is four days long with two scheduled days and two days of independent work in between. 

Apply here: https://survey.mailing.lu.se/Survey/53799

 

Course dates autumn 2024

Course 1

DateTime
September 99:00-16:00
October 149:00-16:00

Location: This course will be given on site in Lund.

The course is given in Swedish. Please note that the course is four days long with two scheduled days and two days of independent work in between. 

Apply here: Research supervision (new tab)

Course 2

DateTime
November 119:00-16:00
December 99:00-16:00

Location: This course will be given online.

The course is given in English. Please note that the course is four days long with two scheduled days and two days of independent work in between. 

Apply here: Research supervision (new tab)

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Contact

Madeleine Nyström
madeleine [dot] nystrom [at] med [dot] lu [dot] se

Tomas Deierborg
tomas [dot] deierborg [at] med [dot] lu [dot] se