"Many of our research students enjoy the videos for doctoral
students produced by Angel Productions. These videos offer
explanations and sound advice on many aspects of doctoral study. The
relatable storylines walk students through what they can expect in
the course of their research degree."- Dr Jason Wickham
Graduate School,
University of Leicester
"We use these as part of a package of online training ... which
allows our part-time and off-campus students much better access. I
also think it's important for students to be able to access training
as and when they need it, and this is a way of allowing that. One
of the things I really like is the way the videos use actors
and scenarios: it's very easy to watch and they get a lot of points
across. ... You can use the videos in chunks as part of face-to-face
teaching: I use the 'Good Supervision' video this way and it works
well." - Professor Carrie Paechter,
Dean of the Graduate
School, Goldsmiths, University of London
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Our videos for universities have been made to support and develop the skills
of doctoral students and their supervisors, with partner institutions including Birkbeck,
University College London and Royal Holloway.
Dr.App, our NEW
app for Android and iOS devices has now arrived, to put the entire
series and more into the pockets of your doctoral students and their
supervisors (and anyone considering doctoral study).
Details of Dr.App are here.
Dr.App includes all of the videos listed below (and most are
also still available for licencing as individual videos outside the app)
In addition to the videos listed above, Dr.App includes exclusive
content about PhDs in the pandemic, and more topics to follow.
They are used by a wide cross section of UK universities (over 80 at the
last count) and by leading institutions in Singapore, Australia and New
Zealand.
These videos have
been produced with advice from Professor John Wakeford, Director of the Missenden
Centre for the Development of Higher Education. We would be
delighted to hear your ideas about further subjects to be covered in
this series. Email us or
phone 08444 1555 34.