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Bookmark or Share- What is the difference between a PhD degree and a DSc degree?Whereas a DSc is awarded for a portfolio of work, (in some cases submitted together with an over-arching critique of that portfolio), and thus is more likely to be awarded later in an academic's career. Nominally, a PhD is a doctorate in philosophy, but is typically awarded for pretty much any subject. There are some who argue that philosophy ...
- What is meant when a job says PhD or equivalent required?A bachelor degree or masters degree holder but with relevant experience, could be considered an equivalent to a PhD. or better if he had comparable or better experience. However as the opportunities for PhD studies are increasing, most employers are today insisting on the actual PhD.
- Is a PhD the highest degree? - Academia Stack ExchangeEach of these typically requires the submission of a body of work - a research portfolio - together with a critique of the work. Or they may be awarded as honorary degrees; see the links above for the requirements for the degrees from the University of East Anglia (Litt.D, DSc, LL.d), and the University of Oxford (D.D.), accordingly.
- When does one go for a double doctorate? - Academia Stack ExchangeJun 1, 2012 at 16:26. 18. You go for a double doctorate when your first postdoc ends and you still haven't found a job, and you're fine with living off a stipend for another five years. – eykanal. Jun 1, 2012 at 16:51. 38. @DaveClarke: Excuse me, but that's Herr Professor Professor Professor Doktor Doktor. – JeffE.
- etiquette - How do you address holders of non-Ph.D. doctorates such as ...It is customary to call Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) holders by the prefix "Dr.", but I wonder whether the same holds for other doctorates, such as Doctor of Science (Sc.D.) or Doctor of Education ...
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