Document Type
Article
Publication Date
2014
Keywords
higher education, Canada, work, graduate, students, teaching and learning
Abstract
Introduction article for a special issue of the Canadian Journal of Higher Education. The issue represents the growing recognition of changes in the career paths and trajectories of graduate students, as well as the deepening interest in the support and development of professional knowledge and skills in advanced degree holders.
The call for proposals for this issue sought contributions that theorized the problem of graduate student development, reports on empirical research, and/or illuminated comparative models for work in the Canadian context to inform the growing field of graduate student support in Canada. The goal of this special issue is to contribute to the global conversation about graduate student education reform by deepening the conversation on this issue across Canada.
Faculty
Faculty of Applied Health & Community Studies
Journal
Canadian Journal of Higher Education
Version
Publisher's version
Copyright
© Osborne, Carpenter, Burnett, Rolheiser, & Korpan
Terms of Use
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Creative Commons License
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Original Publication Citation
Osborne, B. J., Carpenter, S., Burnett, M., Rolheiser, C., & Korpan, C. (2014). Introduction from the special issue editors: Preparing graduate students for a changing world of work. Canadian Journal of Higher Education,44(3), i-ix.
SOURCE Citation
Osborne, Bethany; Carpenter, Sara; Burnett, Megan; Rolheiser, Carol; and Korpan, Cynthia, "Introduction From the Special Issue Editors: Preparing Graduate Students for a Changing World of Work" (2014). Publications and Scholarship. 4.
https://source.sheridancollege.ca/fahcs_publications/4
Comments
31 May 2018: At the time of publication, Sheridan College author Bethany Osborne was associated with University of Toronto.