The Re-support program is a research career development path for Doctorate and PostDoctorate students of Université Libérale de Paris, Scholarly members, and certified reviewers.
Postgraduate students who have completed a PhD and/or Post Doctorate program of Paris-U will have the opportunity to become Research Supervisor and Professor of Paris-U in their respective fields of study
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WHO COULD JOINParis-U Re-Support program
VACANCIESWork & succeed together
Positions for Re-support program include:
- Lecturer with majors (Bachelor, Master, Doctor and PostDoc level)
- Research Supervisor (Master and Doctoral level)
- Research methodology lecturer (Bachelor, Master, Doctor and PostDoc level)
REQUIREMENTSFor Paris-U expertise
- DBA, PhD Degree and above. Graduates of Paris-U are given preference.
- Have at least 1 published scientific paper. Priority is given to candidates who have published articles on Scholarly.
- For research instructors, at least one program of graduate research guidelines from the Paris-U programs must have been completed.
POLICIESRe-Support Program
PARIS-U RESEARCH SUPERVISOR ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES
All post-graduated candidates and postgraduate research students require a supervisor (or supervisors) to guide them in independent research. The relationship between the candidate/student and supervisors is expected to be professional and effective. A candidate/student is only admitted into a course when the supervisory expertise, study environment, and training resources are adequate for the research activity.
Research Supervisor Roles and Responsibilities
The principal supervisor has the following duties:
- wherever possible, remain as a principal supervisor for the duration of candidature;
- provide constructive feedback and support to the candidate/student on formulating a research question, accessing appropriate methodology and resources, maintaining a schedule and acquiring necessary ethics approvals which will produce an examinable research work within the accepted time frame;
- schedule regular meetings and provide timely feedback on the scope, quality, and presentation of work required;
- keep clear and accurate records of all supervision meetings;
- provide an annual progress report of the candidate/student to the Graduate Research Institute of Paris-U;
- advise the candidate/student on any additional skills training s/he may require (such as mechanics of writing);
- assist the postgraduate candidate in preparing for confirmation of candidature;
- identify shortcomings in any aspect of the research and provide written and oral feedback for improvements;
- notify the Graduate Research Institute of Paris-U if the candidate/student is not meeting expected progress goals;
- assist the candidate/student in understanding the relevant Paris-U policies and procedures;
- organize alternative supervisory arrangements and inform the Graduate Research Institute of Paris-U if absent for more than four weeks in a semester;
- provide or recommend appropriate mentoring opportunities for the candidate/student, including advice on conference presentations and publishing;
- identify and recommend external examiners.
