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Tips to Consider While Selecting Your Examiner Expertise in Your Research Area. Only researchers involved in similar topics can be considered as experts to judge your work. Beware of Conflict of Interest. Reputation in the Community. Experience as a PhD External Examiner. Accept Difference in Methodology.
The Examiners Report is designed to assist you in your preliminary examination of the thesis and document your findings in a common framework. The report determines whether the student/thesis proceeds to formal examination.
External Examiners are part of University quality assurance processes and are normally academics from other higher education institutions, but may be from industry, business or the profession, depending what is appropriate for the course.
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The two examiners should normally have previously examined at least three PhDs between them. Independent chairs need to be appointed if the internal examiner is examining for the first time and the external does not have sufficient examining experience.

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Award External Examiners are paid a fee based on the number of modules being examined. Once the report has been received and processed, we will arrange for your fee to be paid.
For example, in the case of the College of Arts, Celtic Studies and Social Sciences, the length of a Doctoratus Philosophiae (PhD) thesis should not exceed 80,000 words, unless there are exceptional circumstances and provided it has the support of the School/Departmental Graduate Studies Committee.
We have an active postgraduate research community of around 50 PhD students and 30 research and taught postgraduate (MPhil, MRes) students in the School.