OBLIGATIONS ON THE PERFORMANCE OF SUPERVISION. The supervisor must • Give advice on the formulation and delineation of the research topic and research question. • Discuss and assess hypotheses and methods. • Give assistance with use of academic literature and relevant data (library, archives, etc.). • Discuss various aspects of the written presentation (structure, language, • referencing, documentation, etc); • Stay informed about the progress of the doctoral candidate's work and assess this in relation to the planned progress. • Help to bring the doctoral candidate into relevant scientific environments. • Discuss results and their interpretation. • Provide guidance in academic dissemination. • Provide guidance in research ethics questions regarding the thesis. The doctoral candidate must • Submit drafts of parts of the thesis as agreed with the supervisor, and in accordance with the project description. Parts of the thesis may be presented in seminars. • Complete the training component in accordance with the progress plan. • Comply with research ethics principles applying to the academic area.
OBLIGATIONS ON THE PERFORMANCE OF SUPERVISION. As soon as possible and no later than three (3) months after admission, the candidate and main supervisor must go through the project description, budget and plan for the training part together, and assess any need for adjustments. Significant changes to the project description must be approved by the faculty themselves.
OBLIGATIONS ON THE PERFORMANCE OF SUPERVISION. The supervisor must as organizational duties
OBLIGATIONS ON THE PERFORMANCE OF SUPERVISION. The main supervisor must • be familiar with the content of the PhD program at the Faculty of Humanities and with the content of the regulations for the degree philosophiae doctor (PhD) at the University of Bergen • together with the candidate, plan the training part and the independent research in the PhD education based on the requirements set for the achieved learning outcomes • have ongoing academic and administrative responsibility for the PhD candidate, and must be the candidate's primary contact • give advice on the formulation and delineation of the research topic and research question. • discuss and assess hypotheses and methods • give assistance with use of academic literature and relevant data (library, archives, etc.) • discuss various aspects of the written presentation (structure, language, referencing, documentation, etc.) • stay informed about the progress of the doctoral candidate's work and assess this in relation to the planned progress • help to bring the doctoral candidate into relevant scientific environments • discuss results and their interpretation. • provide guidance in academic dissemination • provide guidance in research ethics questions regarding the thesis The doctoral candidate must • be familiar with the content of the PhD program at the Faculty of Humanities and with the content of the regulations for the degree philosophiae doctor (PhD) at the University of Bergen • together with the supervisor, plan the training part and the independent research in the PhD education based on the requirements set for the achieved learning outcome • submit drafts of parts of the thesis as agreed with the supervisor, and in accordance with the project description. Parts of the thesis may be presented in seminars. • complete the training component in accordance with the progress pla • Ccmply with research ethics principles applying to the academic area
