致谢
《博士生教育经历：多样性与复杂性》（The Doctoral Education Experience： Diversity and Complexity）这项研究由澳大利亚联邦教育科学与培训部（Department of Education Science and Training，DEST）资助。同时对项目工作人员Clare Holland、Anna Isaacs、Hellen Morgan-Harris 以及Sarah Wilks 的贡献致以谢意。
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