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grad student supervision My responsibility as university faculty member includes working with graduate students to allow them to become part of a community of scholars. Of course, working with others is nearly impossible if the graduate students' research is outside the domain of the supervisor. Graduate students who join my team work on problems and research topics closely aligned with the laboratory's topics, to a great part determined by the grants that fund our research. To agree to supervising someone, the potential graduate student has to commit to write, under my close guidance, a series of publishable articles. In the past, MA students wrote about 3 articles (which they also present at national and international conferences whereas doctoral students generally write 5-6 research articles for publication. In some form, these articles constitute the body of their thesis, and are complemented by introduction, theory, method, and conclusion/implication chapters that the student writes on his/her own. My current preference will be to work with students in an interdisciplinary program run by the Faculty of Graduate Studies, which allows the student to develop competencies across departments. There will have to be two supervisors, one from each of the two main departments.
.Here you find a description of my research team, past and present, and some of the projects they are (have been) working on and the publications that issued from them.
Some of the topics that have been researched
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