PhD students are required to complete the 5 part Programme, which aims to help develop essential skills for their research and future career.
1. The Record of Supervisory meetings, to regularly record formal meetings with your supervisors.
2. The PGR Portfolio of activity, to record your professional activities relevant to your development
There are a choice of workshops on campus and an online option for those unable to attend the Liverpool workshops
There is an annual event in Liverpool and an online option for those unable to attend on campus
There are a range of options from an online course, workshops, enterprise competitions or you can use self-selected voluntary activities or work experience.
This training and requirements are set by your school or institute - see the individual training statements for more details
MPhil students are required to complete the following three components normally taken by PhD students in their first year,
1. The Record of Supervisory meetings, to regularly record formal meetings with your supervisors.
2. The PGR Portfolio of activity, to record your professional activities relevant to your development
There are a choice of workshops on campus and an online option for those unable to attend the Liverpool workshops
This training and requirements are set by your school or institute - see the individual training statements for more details
MD students are expected to follow the same Skills programme for a PhD, but they may follow the options and time-line for part-time students :
1. The Record of Supervisory meetings, to regularly record formal meetings with your supervisors.
2. The PGR Portfolio of activity, to record your professional activities relevant to your development
As part-time students, MD students are eligible to attend the online option if that is preferred over workshops.
MD students are expected to attend the event on campus, or they can apply for the online alternative if they are based off-site.
MD students are normally eligible for exemption from Career Development,
Consult your school or institute for specific details relevant to your programme