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Calling all recent Warwick Doctoral graduates

We are looking for graduates of any doctoral programme at Warwick (viva/final assessment completed, any corrections confirmed).

• Who had adjustments during the thesis submission process and/or viva e.g. extra breaks in viva, adapted format of viva in some way, because of a disability or another reason (e.g. illness, recent childbirth, caring responsibilities...)
• The adjustments can have been negotiated formally (e.g. through Disability Services) AND/OR informally (e.g. agreed with examiners/supervisors)
• Who completed the doctorate from 2019 onwards
• Who are available for a 1 hour online/in-person interview, up until Sunday 30 June 2024.

Participation involves: one narrative interview (approx. 1 hour) online via Teams/in-person with a member of the research team. The question asked will be: “Please tell me about your doctoral viva experience, including how Reasonable Adjustments (and Mitigating Circumstances, if relevant) were involved in your viva”, and will include dialogue with the researcher about wider experiences of the doctorate.

World 100 Reputation Network Survey

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The feedback you provide will be extremely valuable to us, helping us understand what you think of Warwick and how we benchmark against other universities.

It will take just 5 minutes to complete and all those who complete the survey will be eligible to enter into a prize draw to win one of two £100 Amazon gift cards or 16 £50 Amazon gift cards.

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