Higher Self-Directed Learning Scores Observed in Exploratory Graduate Seminar Study
A single-group study of a 16-week Taiwanese graduate seminar observed higher self-directed learning and motivation scores alongside persistent student concerns ...
Tag: graduate education
Academic Perfectionism Links to AI Dependency Through Anxiety in Graduate Students
A serial mediation study of 626 graduate students in Türkiye reveals that academic perfectionism is linked to artificial intelligence dependency ...
Survey links dual graduate support to better self-reported research development
A mixed-method study found that master’s students reporting strong supervisor guidance and graduate affairs management support also reported the most ...
The Hidden Retention System: How Dissertation Chairs Keep PhD Students on Track
A qualitative study of 20 experienced dissertation chairs at 12 US research universities reveals how faculty quietly carry out doctoral ...
When Mentors and Students Disagree: Inside the Hidden Fault Lines of Biomedical Engineering Training
A qualitative study of a multi-institutional biomedical engineering research center finds that faculty mentors and student trainees share broad expectations ...
Photovoice Assignment Helps Students See Healthcare Quality in Their Own Communities
A photovoice assignment helped graduate healthcare administration students connect the Institute of Medicine's six quality dimensions to real community observations, ...
University of Toronto Launches $100-Million Program to Reinvent PhD Education
The University of Toronto has launched a $100-million Presidents' Impact Scholarship Program that will fund interdisciplinary PhD cohorts to tackle ...
Mentorship and money: what really gets Ghanaian graduate students to the finish line
A survey of 550 students, supervisors, and administrators across five Ghanaian public universities finds that grants, facilities, supervision guidelines, and ...
AI Grades the Reflections: Can Language Models Code What Students Really Think?
A new study finds that while graduate students reported highly positive experiences with course-specific AI tutors, large language models asked ...
One-on-One Coaching Shows Promise for Teaching Social Workers to Confront Racism
A pilot study of individualized anti-oppressive practice coaching found that one-on-one sessions helped social work students reflect on bias and ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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