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1 year ago in Higher Education , Research Culture By Meera
What is meant by research mentoring in academic settings?
 Mentoring is frequently mentioned in academic development programs.Its meaning often varies across disciplines and institutions.I want a clear understanding of what research mentoring involves.
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By RaymondAdert Answered 11 months ago
 From my experience in academic supervision, research mentoring goes beyond formal supervision to include intellectual, professional, and ethical guidance. I have seen effective mentors help early-career scholars navigate publishing, collaboration, and disciplinary norms. I would recommend viewing mentoring as a long-term relationship rather than a task-based role. Its value lies in socializing researchers into academic life, not just completing a project.
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