It is a common knowledge that doctoral research studies normally take about three to five years to complete. Proper tutelage and thorough supervision may shorten the duration of such academic programmes for exceptionally brilliant students. From point of view of a PhD Advisor/Supervisor, what can a Professor do to aid the timely graduation of his/her doctoral research students without compromising the academic standard and graduation requirement?
The PhD Advisor needs to be engaged and constantly asking for a progress report from the PhD candidate... When difficulties arise, and they will, the advisor needs to step in for help.
@ Abdelkader Frendi .Thanks for your timely and insightful response Sir. It is well appreciated.
Continuous follow-up by communicating with the student and notifying him that he is being monitored and scrutinized to overcome the difficulties he may face@Seyi Festus Olatoyinbo
@ Mohammed Abed Salih Thanks for your insightful comment. Well appreciated.
supporting the correct formulation of the objectives and hypotheses of the students, and presenting a work plan to develop the thesis within a set period controlling or mitigating the risks.
Sandoval Soraya Thanks for your valuable contribution. Well appreciated.
Study regularly, not taking long break. Keep being motivated by engaging with fellow researchers, participating in campus activities. If faced with any challenges, always discuss with supervisor and colleagues.
Jebunnesa Jeba Thanks for your good response. It is well appreciated,
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