Get Ph.d. Student Annual Progress Report

Please describe in specific detail your academic activities during the past year, including research, writing, teaching, and professional activity, as well as your goals for the coming year. Be sure to describe both the current status of your dissertation and your progress toward the PhD degree.

The purpose of the mandatory annual progress review process is to establish that progress is satisfactory and, if not, to ensure that remedial action is taken promptly. Both full-time and part-time research students must be reviewed annually.

Describe your progress in achieving your academic goals as stated in last year's report. Note areas in which you are experiencing any difficulty. Describe your progress toward achieving your career goals during the past year. If you feel you are not making progress, explain why.

The progress reports shall be submitted by the candidate in quadruplicate, to the Supervisor accompanied by a report by the candidate about to work carried out during the period of this report (in about 300 words) duly signed by the candidate and countersigned by the Supervisor.

The purpose of this document is to keep track of your progress during your doctorate. It should act as a living instrument to shape your research work in an efficient way.

Create Your PhD Timeline for a 3 year completion Year & QuarterActivity/MilestoneOutcome/OutputYear 1, Q3Coursework & SeminarsCredits/EducationMeet with AdvisorFeedback for refinementYear 1, Q4Complete Research ProposalApproved ProposalEthics Approval (if needed)Ethics Clearance4 more rows • Aug 30, 2023

Outline below your progress and achievements over the last six months. Indicate what milestones have been achieved, including detailing what chapters or sections of your thesis have been written in draft or final form. Outline below your research goals for the next six months.