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INDEX
abstract, 60, 137 brilliance, 77
abstraction, 56 British government, 53
academic role development, 164 5 British Universities degree structure,
academic writing, 167 20 1
access, 165 6 British University Research Assessment
advice, 95, 101 Exercise, 8
ageism, 129, 173
aims Cambridge, 21
examiners, 28 9 casual teaching, 91 2
research councils, 29 30 chapter headings, 60 1
students, 25 6 Code of Practice for Research Degree
supervisors, 26 8 Programes (QAA), 182
this book, 5 codes of conduct, 154, 182, 186
universities, 29 30 Commission for Racial Equality, 120 1
appeals procedures, 142 4 commitment, 101 3
appendices, 60 1 communication barriers, 105
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