Making Sense of Research: Tomaselli, Keyan Gray (ed.). First Edn. Pretoria, South Africa: Van Schaik, 2018; Photos, Graphics; 480 pp.; Print ISBN: 978-0-627-036019; ePub ISBN: 978-0-627-036026; Print: R645.00, US $38.00; ePub: R526.50.
In I Chapter 5: Where to graduate studies: of bulls and bears i , Tomaselli delves further into the rubrics of postgraduate university admission procedures, and the importance of competence-based rather than income-focused admission. It offers really useful insights into the research environment wit...
| Publicado en: | Visual Anthropology Vol. 36; no. 2; pp. 191 - 200 |
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| Sumario: | In I Chapter 5: Where to graduate studies: of bulls and bears i , Tomaselli delves further into the rubrics of postgraduate university admission procedures, and the importance of competence-based rather than income-focused admission. It offers really useful insights into the research environment within African universities and their relation to Western academic environments, stimulating debates that are beneficial to research students, academic faculty, and university administrators. Making Sense of Research: Tomaselli, Keyan Gray (ed.). In I Module 6: How to get on with your supervisor, i Ruth Teer-Tomaselli discusses her experiences as a graduate research student, and then as a supervisor of postgraduate students. |
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