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    • Distinction between supervision and mentorship in academic settings.
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    • To identify best practices for supervising postgraduate research candidates.
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    • To promote advanced degree pursuit and inter-institutional collaboration.

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    • Research mentorship is more effective than mere supervision.
    • Three key areas for effective mentorship: candidate selection, diligence, and nurturing.
    • Supervision techniques can enhance postgraduate research completion.

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    • Academics should cultivate mentorship skills to support students.
    • Encouraging advanced degrees fosters research capacity and collaboration.