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Supervision of BSc and MSc students
Provider: Faculty of Science

Activity no.: 5627-24-08-11There are no available seats 
Enrollment deadline: 14/08/2024
Tilmelding : Supervision of BSc and MSc students
PlaceInstitut for Naturfagenes Didaktik
Rådmandsgade 64, 2200 København N
Date and time04.09.2024, at: 09:00 - 16:00
 
Enrollment : Supervision of BSc and MSc students
PlaceInstitut for Naturfagenes Didaktik
Rådmandsgade 64, 2200 København N
Date and time23.10.2024, at: 09:00 - 15:00

Regular seats25
Course fee2,000.00 kr.
ECTS credits1.00
Contact personCharlotte Bukdahl Jacobsen    E-mail address: cja@ifro.ku.dk
Enrolment Handling/Course OrganiserKatrine Ellemose Lindvig    E-mail address: katrine.lindvig@ind.ku.dk

Content
The course runs over two days with a period before and in between where participants are to carry out small investigations. In order to pass the course, the participants are required to carry out the pre-work as well as actively participate in both course days.

The focus of the first day is on rules and regulations and include the following:

• Rules and regulations at the departments at SCIENCE
• Roles and responsibilities of the supervisor
• Coping with difficult situations in supervision

The focus of the second day is on supervision techniques and include the following:

• Supervision letter
• The questioning wheel
• University resources for students
• Reflection note

Formal requirements
Academic qualifications
This course is targeted at PhD Students and other university teachers supervising students at MSc and BSc level.

Learning outcome
The course aims at the following learning outcomes for supervisors:
•The participants are able to acquire knowledge about the students’ experiences and interests through dialogue and small exercises, and the participants are aware of the importance of gaining this insight.
•The participants are able to provide feedback to the students’ written or oral presentations in a way that facilitate the students’ learning process.
•The participants are able to reflect on the importance of balancing the control exercised by the supervisor and the students’ own control of the process and the project, and techniques to adjust and evaluate this balance

These aims will be addressed through discussions, exercises and short presentations, and will be related to the participants’ own practice, experience, and concerns. The course is dependent on the contributions and engagement of the participants.

Teaching and learning methods
The aims of the course are addressed through discussions, exercises and short presentations, and will be related to the participants’ own practice, experience, and concerns. The course is thus highly dependent on the contributions and engagement of the participants.

As pre-work for the first course day, the participants are required to:

1. Read the suggested literature
2. Share course expectations and supervision experiences
3. Identify formal and informal rules and regulations

Between the two course days and as pre-work for the second day, the participants are to:

4. Read the suggested literature
5. Explore students’ experiences and expectations
6. Develop a draft of a supervision letter

Remarks
Participation fee

DKK 2.000

You registration is considered binding and the following rules apply: 2 weeks before the start of the course, it is possible to opt out, without having to pay participation fees. Beyond this date you will be charged the full participation fee.

Free for participants from SCIENCE.

All other participants are required to cover any and all costs pertaining to this course themselves. Each participant is responsible for ensuring that the financially responsible body (typically the home institute) accepts all costs before signing up for this.

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