The Purpose of the Residency Workshops

The purpose of a doctoral virtual residency is to provide postgraduate students with an intensive, interactive academic experience that supports their research, professional development, and scholarly growth. It serves several vital functions:

Academic Engagement: It offers a structured environment for students to engage deeply with their research topics, receive feedback from faculty and peers, and refine their research proposals or dissertations.
Professional Development: The residency provides opportunities for students to develop essential academic and professional skills, such as advanced research methodologies, critical thinking, and scholarly writing.
Networking: It facilitates connections among students, faculty, and experts in their field, helping to build a supportive academic community and fostering collaborative relationships.
Mentorship: It allows for personalized guidance from experienced faculty members, helping students navigate their research challenges and career planning.
Integration: It integrates various aspects of doctoral study, such as coursework, research activities, and discussions, into a cohesive experience that aligns with the student’s academic and professional goals.