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Conceptualising Distance Doctoral Study after COVID-19: Are We Post-Distance Now?
While the COVID-19 pandemic has affected many educational practices, it has also acted as an amplifier, accelerating emergent trends. One such trend concerns the nature of distance doctoral education that, even before the pandemic, was characterised by conceptual ambiguity. This article re-considers
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