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Postgraduate Research Curriculum

Friday, 28th August 2026 - 09:00 to 10:30
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Timezone: 

Budapest (UTC+1 winter / UTC+2 summer)

Duration: 

90 minutes

Venue: 

SR 2

Session type: 
Type 3: Organised, planned and delivered by a corporate partner without input from ADEE
Session synopsis: 
A meeting of the Postgraduate Research Curriculum who aspire to develop a common curriculum framework focused on research skills in the postgraduate setting. 
Programme: 
Time Session Details
09.00 – 09.10 Introduction & Context

10 mins

  • Welcome and update on progress on developing a common curriculum
  • Framing question: “What should every postgraduate dentist be able to do in research?”
09.10 – 09.20 Review of Curriculum Mapping Findings

10 mins

Presentation of key findings from review of publicly available postgraduate curricula

  • Common curriculum domains, e.g. methodology, critical appraisal, dissemination
  • Areas of variability, e.g. data science, patient involvement, impact
  • Gaps, e.g. patient-centred outcomes, research translation
09.20 – 10.00 Survey review and refinement

40 mins

Whole-group or small group activity: Review of survey drafts and refinement prior to dissemination post-conference.

  • Survey 1: Patients — what should a postgraduate student be able to do in research?
  • Survey 2: Multistakeholder — what should a postgraduate student be able to do in research?
  • Survey 3: Educators / Supervisors — current postgraduate research-related learning outcomes
10.00 – 10.15 Survey pilot

15 mins

Whole-group activity: Pilot surveys
10.15 – 10.30 Summary & Next Steps

15 mins

  • Key take-home messages
  • Dissemination plan
  • Invitation to join follow-up SIG / working group
Chair: 

Jenny Galloway 

Professor and Honorary Consultant in Orthodontics
University of Glasgow, UK

Jenny Galloway is Professor and Honorary Consultant in Orthodontics at the University of Glasgow. She is a clinical academic with a PhD from Cardiff University and specialist orthodontic qualifications (MOrth, FDS Orthodontics). Professor Galloway’s work sits at the interface of orthodontics, digital innovation, and education. She currently leads the Special Interest Group for ADEE aiming to develop a common research curriculum for postgraduate dental education.  She is the Orthodontic Head of Department at the University of Glasgow and was previous Programme Lead for the MScD in Orthodontics at Cardiff University. She plays a leading role in orthodontic education, contributing to curriculum development, widening participation initiatives, and training across undergraduate, postgraduate, and clinical programmes.