Since you are getting or will get scholarship, by all means go for PhD straight away.
PhD vs. Experience, Which come first? Help me to choose one.
PhD vs. Experience, Which come first? Help me to choose one.
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May 29 2011, 10:48 PM
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Since you are getting or will get scholarship, by all means go for PhD straight away.
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Jun 4 2011, 10:04 PM
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QUOTE(ShrugsLova @ May 29 2011, 11:06 PM) Thanks, but there is this issue where most employers tend to hire experience employee than phd holders. Sorry I did not reply earlier. Yes, by all means if you have the chance, do it overseas in the best universities. In UK, look for 'Russell Group' universities. They are the top uni's in the UK who received the bulk of grants for research. So you are likely to get the best researchers and academics there. Furthermore, living overseas is an experience in itself. It will open up your mind and world view.Do it in M'sia? I read your post back then in 'Reason to get a PhD'; you strongly recommend ppl to do it oversea not? |
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Jul 7 2011, 01:24 AM
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QUOTE(ShrugsLova @ Jun 28 2011, 10:26 PM) Actually most universities refer to 'business' PhD as 'DBA', Doctorate in Business Administration. There are key differences to traditional PhD and DBA though, mainly in the research methodology. PhD is more rigorous and if you are thinking of academia then PhD is still the ideal route to take. If you want to continue in business and industry then DBA is a good choice. |
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