In the final episode of our dissertation mini series, Aimee Merrydew and expert guest Dr. Riadh Ghemmour explore the vital role of the dissertation supervisor and how you can build a productive relationship with them. Far from being someone who gives you all the answers, your supervisor is a mentor who supports your growth as a researcher.

🎯 What’s in it for you? By the end of this episode, you should be able to:

✅ Describe the role of a dissertation supervisor.
✅ Communicate effectively and proactively with your supervisor.
✅ Apply your supervisor’s feedback constructively to improve your dissertation.
✅ Explain the value of research and communication skills beyond university life.

📢 Want to get the most out of your dissertation supervision?

This episode is your guide to building a strong relationship with your supervisor. Tune in now to learn how to collaborate effectively, take charge of your research journey, and develop professional skills that will serve you well beyond your degree 🎧✨

Read the transcript on our Study Matters Podcast webpage: https://www.keele.ac.uk/library/libraryeducationcentre/guides/studymatters/

Episode 21: Working with your Dissertation Supervisor

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