I want to pursue a part-time PhD
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I want to pursue a part-time PhD. Do you have any good suggestions? First, is it useful? Is it graduation number two? Thank you so much
Studying full-time should work fine! It’s basically useless if you’re working, depending on your job requirements!
What does that mean? Can’t read it, hehe
My classmate has been advising me lately to get a PhD in order to change careers. . . Find an industry where you can make a living for twenty years. . . .
@Tiyiss isn’t available; things are chaotic right now and the market conditions are poor. It’s unclear whether there will be any good news before April. The biggest fear when pursuing a PhD is dealing with conflicts with one’s supervisor. . . .
After 2016, the concept of part-time graduate students no longer existed. To read, one must take time off from work.
Currently, in China, only master’s degrees can be pursued part-time; for a doctorate, it is necessary to have an agreement signed between the employer and the university, and one must devote full time to studying at the university during that period. Therefore, an employer will not allow someone to spend three or four years studying without working! It is possible to pursue a master’s degree part-time by paying fees, but the degree obtained will not be the same! It’s a Master of Engineering, not a Master of Science in Engineering! A different graduation certificate!