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Tina Marie Kline – ProQuest LLC, 2024
The lack of enough nurse faculty is a primary cause of the insufficient RN workforce. Without addressing the faculty shortage, the number of future nurses will continue to fall short, negatively impacting the quality of care. This study aimed to evaluate the individual nurse's actual and perceived return on investment for the transition from a…
Descriptors: Outcomes of Education, Career Development, Income, Salaries
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Jisun Jung; Mei Lai; Xiaoshi Li – Studies in Continuing Education, 2025
An increasing number of part-time adult learners have enrolled in master's programmes globally for career advancement and personal growth. The educational and working backgrounds of these part-time master's students are diverse. Their motivations for pursuing master's degrees and continued learning are also varied. We explored part-time master's…
Descriptors: Part Time Students, Masters Degrees, Graduate Students, Student Attitudes
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Whitchurch, Celia; Locke, William; Marini, Giulio – Higher Education: The International Journal of Higher Education Research, 2021
The paper develops the metaphorical concept of the "concertina" career to describe ways in which academic staff, across a diversifying workforce, modulate their interactions with institutional career frameworks, which tend to be unilinear and to be characterised by detailed progression criteria and milestones. In doing this, they are…
Descriptors: Career Development, Models, Higher Education, Longitudinal Studies
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Mira T. El-Far; Anton R. Sabella; Natalia A. Vershinina – Higher Education: The International Journal of Higher Education Research, 2021
Dominant maternal ideologies impinge upon the career progression of academic mothers and non-mothers. Using "narratology" as a theoretical lens, this article offers insights into the working lives of academic mothers and non-mothers by drawing upon narratives collected by phenomenologically interviewing Palestinian women academics…
Descriptors: College Faculty, Mothers, Women Faculty, Foreign Countries
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Dos Santos, Luis M. – Journal of Curriculum and Teaching, 2022
The COVID-19 pandemic changed the curricula and mode of instruction for many postgraduate taught and research programs. Before the pandemic, many MA TESOL programs included on-campus tutorials as requirements, as the curricula were designed based on on-campus activities. However, as the United Kingdom restricted face-to-face teaching due to social…
Descriptors: Online Courses, Graduate Students, English (Second Language), Second Language Instruction
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Elley-Brown, Margie J.; Pringle, Judith K.; Harris, Candice – Australian Journal of Career Development, 2018
This paper reports on findings of an interpretive study, which used the Kaleidoscope Career Model as lens through which to view the careers of professional women in education. The study used hermeneutic phenomenology, a methodology novel in management and career management to gain a subjective perspective on women's career experience and what…
Descriptors: Females, Career Development, Models, Employment Experience
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McAlpine, Lynn; Wilson, Natacha; Turner, Gill; Saunders, Sharon; Dunn, Bill – International Journal for Academic Development, 2017
Internationally, career prospects for postdocs, whether salaried on a Principal Investigator's (PI) grant or a fellowship, are precarious. Yet, many aspire to permanent research-teaching positions, and to achieve this goal they often strive to gain PI funding to demonstrate their research potential. Like many developers in research-intensive…
Descriptors: Postdoctoral Education, Career Development, Needs Assessment, Psychological Patterns