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MRC DTP How to work with your supervisor

Communication Skills Research Skills

Monday, 04 November 2019, 10am to 1pm

This course instance is only available to first year MRC DTP students. For all other MSD DPhil students, please check the calendar for other available dates.

COURSE AIM

This classroom based three hour seminar is ideal for those starting their DPhil. It helps you to understand the role of your supervisor, how to manage expectations, tips on developing a constructive working relationship and how to overcome any problems you might encounter.

This particular instance of the seminar is for MRC DTP students only. Please see the calendar for other instances of the  seminar open to all.

COURSE LENGTH

3 hours

NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS

20   

Booking Instructions

Step-by-step guidelines on how to book a Skills Training course.

How to book

Terms & Conditions

These terms and conditions apply to all MSD Skills training courses attendees.

Read the Terms & Conditions

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