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New Supervisors - Important Information

PhD Programme Outline
All the administrative forms and information on essential procedures and policies related to research student administration are on the following pages or links are provided to the relevant central college webpages. Please do use this resource as a first stop if you have any queries on procedures.
Key people for research student administration in Computer Science:

Graduate Tutor (Research Student Admissions and Progression) - Anthony Hunter
Deputy Graduate Tutor - Brad Karp
Research Student Administrator - Melanie Johnson http://www.cs.ucl.ac.uk/people/R.Scott.html, room 5.22, x 33553
EngD Centre Manager (also deals with EngD Admissions and Student Progression) - Jamie O'Brien
Financial Computing Centre Manager (also deals with FC PhD Admissions) - Yonita Carter

UCL Regulations and Codes of Practice

Graduate School New Supervisors Introductory Workshop

It is MANDATORY for all new UCL supervisors to attend the Introductory session. Even if you have supervised at other institutions you must attend this. The Graduate School runs other supervision workshops which we recommend you also attend if possible.

Please inform the Research Student Administrator when you have signed up to one of these sessions. Please check their website for dates and to sign up.

Graduate School Information

Graduate School website with a list of useful resources for PhD supervisors.
Research Log: as part of the PhD programme at UCL research students are required to complete a Log Book, parts of which require supervisor input. It can be used to record key and academic skills development undertaken, research progression, and calendar meetings with supervisors. It is administered by the Graduate School. It is important to note that UCL is becoming a lot stricter about not allowing students who do not complete this adequately to graduate.

Introduction to Skills Development and the Research Student Log - Induction Session for Research Students and Supervisors

This two and a half hour session is to introduce new research degree students to the UCL Graduate School Skills Development Programme and the Research Student Log, showing how they can be used as powerful tools to enhance the quality and benefit of their research work from the very beginning of their degree. You can find details on this event and how to register on the Graduate School's webpages.

Mailing lists

The Research Student Administrator will add you to the list for all PhD supervisors, phd-supervisors (@cs.ucl.ac.uk) and the list for your research group so that you will receive notification of new PhD applications. If you wish to see applications for other groups then please let her know and she will add you to the relevant lists.