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The Role of Coursework in Promoting Doctoral Candidates’ Research Competence: A Case Study of Professional Doctorates in Education
Doctorate programs with coursework aim to develop research-competent graduates who can contribute knowledge and work outside academia. This study explored the influence of coursework on doctoral candidates' development of research competence. The study employed a qualitative case study approach with
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