This research investigates the decision making process and the deterrents for undergraduate students continuing on to postgraduate (PG) research degrees and masters programmes with research elements within them. The project examined, using quantitative and qualitative data analysis, the factors that affect students’ decisions to undertake a postgraduate (PG) qualification following their undergraduate qualifications in higher education. It explored if there were any significant differences between student groups (such as traditional vs. non-traditional students) and their intentions and experience of studying at postgraduate level
This paper addresses a paucity of research that exists regarding the pursuit of postgraduate study b...
A small body of research is building a picture of how undergraduate students view postgraduate study...
There has been a dramatic expansion in postgraduate taught study (PGT) in the UK in recent years, bu...
This report analyses the barriers and deterrents that affect ‘widening participation’ students when ...
Executive summary Background and aims for the project There is limited research about which stud...
This study examined the effect of a single semester of study on intentions to undertake postgraduate...
Little is known of how and when undergraduate students decide to progress to postgraduate studies. T...
The overall aim of this study was to review and evaluate decision making models and establish if the...
This article explores transition to postgraduate (PG) study in terms of the widening participation (...
"October 2011"A thesis submitted in fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philo...
Many university administrators, faculty and marketers spend time and financial resources promoting p...
The paper explores how postgraduate (PG) students make course selection decisions in the digital era...
Postgraduate students' choice of university, and related mobility issues, have been of interest to A...
Supply side economic policies designed to encourage participation in postgraduate education have the...
Many university administrators, academics and marketers expend time and financial resources promotin...
This paper addresses a paucity of research that exists regarding the pursuit of postgraduate study b...
A small body of research is building a picture of how undergraduate students view postgraduate study...
There has been a dramatic expansion in postgraduate taught study (PGT) in the UK in recent years, bu...
This report analyses the barriers and deterrents that affect ‘widening participation’ students when ...
Executive summary Background and aims for the project There is limited research about which stud...
This study examined the effect of a single semester of study on intentions to undertake postgraduate...
Little is known of how and when undergraduate students decide to progress to postgraduate studies. T...
The overall aim of this study was to review and evaluate decision making models and establish if the...
This article explores transition to postgraduate (PG) study in terms of the widening participation (...
"October 2011"A thesis submitted in fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philo...
Many university administrators, faculty and marketers spend time and financial resources promoting p...
The paper explores how postgraduate (PG) students make course selection decisions in the digital era...
Postgraduate students' choice of university, and related mobility issues, have been of interest to A...
Supply side economic policies designed to encourage participation in postgraduate education have the...
Many university administrators, academics and marketers expend time and financial resources promotin...
This paper addresses a paucity of research that exists regarding the pursuit of postgraduate study b...
A small body of research is building a picture of how undergraduate students view postgraduate study...
There has been a dramatic expansion in postgraduate taught study (PGT) in the UK in recent years, bu...