In this paper, the authors describe their experience of establishing an action research/learning-based doctoral program in Singapore by an Australian university, which was designed to help managers get academic accreditation while solving workplace problems. The program was designed by four managers working in Singapore and their supervisors. These managers had completed a Ph.D. program using action learning/action research in their workplace under the supervision of Australian academics. The paper describes the various challenges faced by the candidates, supervisors and administrators in developing and implementing the new program.
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Reflections on developing an offshore, action research/learning-based Ph.D. program
Action Learning: Research and Practice, Vol.3(2), pp.197-211
2007
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Abstract
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- Title
- Reflections on developing an offshore, action research/learning-based Ph.D. program
- Creators
- Shankar Sankaran - Southern Cross UniversityStewart Hase - Southern Cross UniversityBob Dick - Southern Cross UniversityAlan T Davies - Southern Cross University
- Publication Details
- Action Learning: Research and Practice, Vol.3(2), pp.197-211
- Identifiers
- 1092; 991012821303702368
- Academic Unit
- School of Business and Tourism; Faculty of Business, Law and Arts
- Resource Type
- Journal article