Starting a PhD involves being informed of your supervisor's expertise, the approved topic of your research, and the minimum time required to submit your thesis. Most institutions also provide a list of provisions, facilities, and milestones that must be achieved, such as annual progress reports. Supervisors are responsible for guiding students through these milestones and advising them on next steps to continue their PhD studies.

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When registration has been completed you should be officially informed of: your
supervisor(s) and their area(s) of expertise; the topic or field of PhD research for which you
have been accepted; the minimum length of time required before submission of your thesis;
the formal assessment methods preferred by the institution.
Most institutions will also provide you with a comprehensive list of provisions and available
facilities for PhD and research students at the university. They will also include a detailed
outline of the milestones you must reach on your journey to achieve a PhD. Your supervisor
will be in charge of going through these milestones with you, making reports on your
progress, and advising you on your next steps. You will need to make adequate progress
each year in order to continue your PhD studies.