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Thinking of getting a Ph.D. overseas : r/PhD - Reddit
Get my degree and certification so I can teach (at least up to the standard 5 years AND THEN go get my Ph.D.) or just dive in head first of the deep end and go to get my Ph.D. abroad. I'd like to clarify that I have experience abroad (Study abroad twice in undergrad so I'm comfortable in Europe) but for 3-4 years is a totally different story.
My experience doing a PhD abroad : r/PhD - Reddit
I'm in one of the top 3 schools in Korea for science, and thought I might share some of my experiences studying abroad for anyone who might be thinking of doingso. After graduating college, I was interested in MS programs, but couldn't afford another $40-60k in tuitions in America.
Pros and Cons of doing PhD in Europe (for an American)
Pros and Cons of doingPhD in Europe (for an American) Academics. I'm considering going to a graduate school in Switzerland (not ETH) for a chemistry Masters and then I would want to continue on to a PhD somewhere else in Europe (Switzerland, Germany, UK, Scandinavia, Netherlands).
Is it true that it is easier to obtain a PhD in Europe than ...
I have heard from a lot of people, who have personally seen the research scenario at universities both in the US and Europe, that it is much easier to get a PhD from a European university, that it takes about 3-4 years in a good university in Europe, while more than 5 years in American universities. Another thing I have been told is that in ...
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Studying your PhDabroad can allow you to access unique research and funding opportunities that aren't available in your home country. Our comprehensive guides explain fees, application requirements and visa processes for a wide range of popular destinations.
The Pros & Cons of Earning a Graduate Degree Abroad
Doing your graduate degree abroad allows you to study your chosen subject where you are guaranteed exposure to the experts and faculty engaged in active research. Imagine studying geothermal energy in Iceland and taking a class trip to the Blue Lagoon?
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Doing your PhDabroad enhances those skills even further but you will have to work hard, be sensitive to local practices, develop alternative ways to debate and negotiate as well as getting used to not having access to things you normally do (like a cinema that shows films in English).
Doing a PhD in abroad : r/PhD - Reddit
However there are some issues that are tied specifically to doingaphdabroad. My german friends finish their phdafter 3 years, whereas in the US there are additional course requirements that strech it all quite a bit.
Studying Abroad as a PhD Student: Your Steps to Success
Deciding to enroll in a study abroad program while earning your PhD requires strategic planning. We’ve developed an example timeline to help lay out necessary preparations and steps for success before, during, and after your time abroad.
Is studying abroad worth it? : GradSchool - reddit
Absolutely it is worth it. A degree from a Canadian university will be just as good in the states (that's not true of all countries in all situations). The first three months will be the most challenging. Those challenges are worth working through. You'll learn so much about the world and yourself.
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Get my degree and certification so I can teach (at least up to the standard 5 years AND THEN go get my Ph.D.) or just dive in head first of the deep end and go to get my Ph.D. abroad. I'd like to clarify that I have experience abroad (Study abroad twice in undergrad so I'm comfortable in Europe) but for 3-4 years is a totally different story.
I'm in one of the top 3 schools in Korea for science, and thought I might share some of my experiences studying abroad for anyone who might be thinking of doing so. After graduating college, I was interested in MS programs, but couldn't afford another $40-60k in tuitions in America.
Pros and Cons of doing PhD in Europe (for an American) Academics. I'm considering going to a graduate school in Switzerland (not ETH) for a chemistry Masters and then I would want to continue on to a PhD somewhere else in Europe (Switzerland, Germany, UK, Scandinavia, Netherlands).
I have heard from a lot of people, who have personally seen the research scenario at universities both in the US and Europe, that it is much easier to get a PhD from a European university, that it takes about 3-4 years in a good university in Europe, while more than 5 years in American universities. Another thing I have been told is that in ...
Studying your PhD abroad can allow you to access unique research and funding opportunities that aren't available in your home country. Our comprehensive guides explain fees, application requirements and visa processes for a wide range of popular destinations.
Doing your graduate degree abroad allows you to study your chosen subject where you are guaranteed exposure to the experts and faculty engaged in active research. Imagine studying geothermal energy in Iceland and taking a class trip to the Blue Lagoon?
Doing your PhD abroad enhances those skills even further but you will have to work hard, be sensitive to local practices, develop alternative ways to debate and negotiate as well as getting used to not having access to things you normally do (like a cinema that shows films in English).
However there are some issues that are tied specifically to doing a phd abroad. My german friends finish their phd after 3 years, whereas in the US there are additional course requirements that strech it all quite a bit.
Deciding to enroll in a study abroad program while earning your PhD requires strategic planning. We’ve developed an example timeline to help lay out necessary preparations and steps for success before, during, and after your time abroad.
Absolutely it is worth it. A degree from a Canadian university will be just as good in the states (that's not true of all countries in all situations). The first three months will be the most challenging. Those challenges are worth working through. You'll learn so much about the world and yourself.