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Tuesday, July 12, 2005

PhD by publication

Apparantly there is a scheme in some universities in some of European countries by which students are allowed to submit a few published journal articles to a committee in the university and get PhD. articles are considered as a replacement for dissertation. It means if you have a few articles, which are all top peer-reviewed articles mainly on the same topic published in good journals, you can submit them to a committee in the university and they referee them
and grant you a phd. this is i guess mainly for people who are already associated with the university in a way, and again mainly in humanities. Azam says that this scheme is well-established in some countries like Denmark but it doesn't have so many fans because publishing in top journals is time-intensive and not so easy.

1 Comments:

  • At 6:57 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said…

    few universities in each county can be eligible as "resesarchuni" and a main scale to reach this level or stay in this level is publishing and publishing...

    saeid

     

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