Postgraduate Research Development
The postgraduate development programme is based on the requirements of both the Postgraduate Researcher Development Statement and Researcher Development Framework. These have been created by Vitae, an organisation that exists to support the professional and personal development of doctoral researchers and research staff in higher education institutions and research institutes. They have been endorsed by the QAA and Research Councils UK.
The programme offers students a suite of training courses, 1-2-1 support and skills development opportunities and is coordinated by the Training and Development and Employment and Enterprise Teams based in The Graduate School. The Postgraduate Development Programme exists to support research students in the development of research skills and to enhance their employability through career and personal development.
The Postgraduate Development Programme aims to support Postgraduate Research Students in developing a range of professional skills to successfully complete their research and increase their employability.
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How to book your training
All Graduate School training events are bookable through the University’s MyFuture platform. Once you have logged in to MyFuture, go to Events, and in the search bar enter 'GS' to search all Graduate School training and events.
Any training you have booked through MyFuture and have attended will be automatically added to your training record. Should you require this to be completed for a particular deadline, for example if you are preparing for differentiation or APR, please contact us at pg.skills@qub.ac.uk to discuss your requirements.
Research students can also record other instances of training and development on their training plan. Details on how to do this and more information on recording your training can be found HERE.
- Postgraduate Development Guidelines
With funding from the Department of Education, the Postgraduate Development Programme exists to support research students in the development of research skills and to enhance their employability through career and personal development.
Read the Postgraduate Development Guidelines here
- Professional Code of Conduct
The Graduate School works with postgraduate students, staff and external partners to offer opportunities for our vibrant postgraduate community to come together to learn, network and gain the skills that make our graduates stand out in a competitive professional environment.
This Code of Conduct has been established to set out the respect and professionalism expected of all Queen’s postgraduate students with respect to their personal, professional and academic skills development and learning, and the responsibilities undertaken by The Graduate School to make this a welcoming, valuable and impactful experience for all postgraduate students.
Read the Professional Code of Conduct here
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