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Yes: Society for Research into Higher Education = http://www.srhe.ac.uk/srhe/ The UK Council for Graduate Education just has an e-mail address = [log in to unmask] Best wishes, Margaret >This all sounds very interesting, and I'd like to pass this info on to >faculty and grad students here in Canada. Do either of these >projects/organizations have websites? > >thanks >ellie kennedy > > >At 05:28 PM 22/02/00 GMT, you wrote: >>The Society for Research into Higher Education at 3 Devonshire Street, >>Ldondon W1N 2BA has a series of Guides on Postgraduate Issues, including >>Pat Cryer's 'Developig Postgraduates' Key Skills' ISBN 0 946 376 04 2. >> >>The UK Council for Graduate Education has also just published a report on >>'Research Training for Humanities Postgraduate Students', which was >>commissioned by the AHRB, so we can expect it to inform any >>guidelines/requirements they may issue: ISBN 0 952 5751 67 >> >>The emphasis is increasingly not just on research training, but >>employability skills, and on flexible provision based on needs assessment. >>Best wishes, >>Margaret >> >> >> >>>Dear All, >>>Could anybody advise me whether there is something in print on research >>>methodology? I would like to to discuss this with our PhD students, and it >>>would be helpful to direct them to some literature first. >>>Many thanks >>>Andrea >>>_____________________________ >>>Dr. Andrea Reiter >>>School of Modern Languages, German Section >>>Southampton University >>>e-mail [log in to unmask] >> >> >> >> >> >Ellie Kennedy >German Dept, Queen's U, Canada >[log in to unmask] %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%