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Welcome to CHASE

Congratulations on receiving a CHASE studentship, and welcome to the consortium.

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By now, you may have taken part in your institutional induction. The module here is designed to give you the information you need as a CHASE-funded doctoral researcher.

This module is designed to reinforce the information provided in the CHASE Handbook and provide a different way to take in the information. This induction is broken up into a number of sections, each dealing with a specific area of CHASE. Your progress will be stored so you can dip in and out of the sections at your own pace.


To take this module, you will need a WordPress account. When starting the module, you will be prompted to either register a new account or log in to an existing one. Just click on the Take Module button below and it will take you through the process of setting this up. This can take a few minutes, but if you haven’t received your login after 30 minutes, and it isn’t in the junk filter, please email enquiries@chase.ac.uk.

As you go through the pages, make sure you review each section topic before moving on, to make sure you don’t miss any important information. Then, when you reach the end of each section topic, mark it as complete so you can track your progress through this module.


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1

PhD Information
  • What is Expected

2

Communications
  • Contact CHASE
  • Contact your institution
  • Who to Contact

3

Training Needs Survey
  • Researcher Development Framework (RDF)
  • Planning Your Training

4

Training Programmes
  • CHASE Core Training
  • CHASE Community-led Training
  • Language Training
  • CHASE Encounters Conferences
  • Brief Encounters

5

Placements
  • Finding a Placement
  • Applying for a Placement
  • Examples of Past Placements

6

Further Support
  • Support Funding
  • Changes to Your Research Plans
  • CHASE Networks

7

Resources
  • Useful Software
  • Helpful Links

8

Next Steps

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PhD Information
  • What is Expected
Communications
  • Contact CHASE
  • Contact your institution
  • Who to Contact
Training Needs Survey
  • Researcher Development Framework (RDF)
  • Planning Your Training
Training Programmes
  • CHASE Core Training
  • CHASE Community-led Training
  • Language Training
  • CHASE Encounters Conferences
  • Brief Encounters
Placements
  • Finding a Placement
  • Applying for a Placement
  • Examples of Past Placements
Further Support
  • Support Funding
  • Changes to Your Research Plans
  • CHASE Networks
Resources
  • Useful Software
  • Helpful Links
Next Steps

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