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Oxford Brookes University Business School is a leader in the rapidly growing area of coaching and mentoring. Development of these skills provides the potential to enhance leadership performance and develop talent, whether in your staff or whilst developing your career as a coach. This course is aimed at experienced professionals seeking to extend and deepen their knowledge and understanding of coaching and mentoring, and to demonstrate their commitment and professionalism. Typical participants include coaching psychologists, freelance coaches and consultants, mentor co-ordinators, counsellors, senior managers, HRD or leadership professionals from across a range of public and private sector organisations. The Oxford Brookes Doctorate in Coaching and Mentoring (DCaM) fosters excellence in professional practice by developing your capabilities to become a leader within the field. You are challenged to augment your existing expertise and push the boundaries of knowledge and understanding so that you may operate at the highest level, be confident in providing facilitation and consultancy, and be competent in the research and evaluation of coaching and mentoring. Course content The course comprises two stages. During the first stage, which normally takes three years to complete on a part-time basis, you focus on taught components of the curriculum. Once this is successfully completed, you move to the second stage: the thesis. Normally this takes two years to complete part-time. The course integrates professional expertise and scholarly inquiry and culminates in doctoral research training and the design of original empirical research that leads to the completion of a doctoral thesis. The Doctorate in Coaching and Mentoring provides the setting for you to gain deeper, more critical insights into professional practices and concerns and to become an autonomous, published researcher. We offer a range of courses to help you meet the academic and English language entry requirements for this course and also familiarise you with university life. You may also be able to apply for one student visa to cover both courses. Take our Pre-Master's course to help you to meet both the English language and academic entry requirements for your master's course Take our University English course to help you to meet the English language requirements of your master's course For more information about these courses please visit http:www.brookes.ac.ukinternationalpathway