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Researchers of Tomorrow: A three year (BL/JISC) study tracking the research behaviour of 'Generation Y' doctoral students

Education for Change, with The Research Partnership, has been engaged by the British Library and the JISC to undertake a groundbreaking 3-year study on the research behaviour of the 'Generation Y' scholar.

The study is tracking young doctoral students' (those born between 1982 - 1994) information-seeking behaviour, analysing their habits in online and physical research environments and assessing their usage of library and information sources on and off line. 

On this site we share information and updates about the project. This site is managed by Education for Change. 

 



Researchers of Tomorrow 2nd Year Report

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The report of the second year's research activities and findings has now been published.

 

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Download this file (Researchers of Tomorrow Year 2 report final_110510.pdf)Researchers of Tomorrow 2nd annual report 2010-11 631 Kb 21/03/12 11:44
Last Updated on Wednesday, 21 March 2012 11:46
 

Benefits of the Researchers of Tomorrow study

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A second event for the doctoral students involved with the project was held at the British Library in February 2011.  Students who attended spoke to the JISC about their participation in Researchers of Tomorrow and two of the guest speakers from Funding Councils can also be viewed outlining the benefits of the project for them.

Click on the links below to watch the videos in full:

The Funding Councils Benefit

The Funding Councils Benefit

The Student Benefit 

Last Updated on Monday, 13 June 2011 13:43
 

3 Generation Y doctoral researchers talk about their studies

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Three Researchers of Tomorrow participants in the Generation Y cohort of doctoral students were filmed by the British Library and the JISC talking about their PhD research and involvement in Researchers of Tomorrow.  See their interviews on YouTube here.

 

Last Updated on Monday, 13 June 2011 13:43