Completing a PhD by publication: a review of Australian policy and implications for practice
@article{Jackson2013CompletingAP, title={Completing a PhD by publication: a review of Australian policy and implications for practice}, author={Denise Jackson}, journal={Higher Education Research \& Development}, year={2013}, volume={32}, pages={355 - 368} }
There is increasing impetus for higher-degree-by-research students to publish during candidature. Research performance, including higher degree completions and publication output, commonly determines university funding, and doctorates with publishing experience are better positioned for a career in softening academic labour markets. The PhD by Publication provides a pathway for candidates to foster and demonstrate their publishing capabilities. It also provides existing academics a means of…
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