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Re:Can I become associate professor/professor by self-learning? by through on Wednesday January 16, 2019 @11:55AM (#18922437)
I share your aspirations, but considering the scholasticism of academic research, you require formal accreditation to proceed with titular decorations. I don’t see why you could not personally research a topic before submitting a dissertation to a university you hopefully have access to. I don’t know any other way to achieve the rank.
Re:Can I become associate professor/professor by self-learning? by seiitaishogun on Wednesday January 16, 2019 @02:54PM (#18924386)
I don't want work in university. I only want self-education to have knowledge equal professor.
Re:Can I become associate professor/professor by self-learning? by sosilkj on Wednesday January 16, 2019 @03:36PM (#18924885)
Well, just to clarify, the term 'professor' usually means having a faculty appointment in a university or other academic institution.

But, setting that aside, you definitely do not need an affiliation with a university to pursue a life of the mind.

If you want to be a person of letters, a scholar, even a public intellectual, then go for it!

Re:Can I become associate professor/professor by self-learning? by timonoko on Wednesday January 16, 2019 @02:57PM (#18924422)
Yes you can. By studying and learning about something which no one else has done before. I remember a professor of zoology, who was expert on catching lemmings by jumping head first from some 5 meters away. They were truly amazing jumps. This technique allowed studying various rats without harming them. Especially in winter. He had very little formal education.
Re:Can I become associate professor/professor by self-learning? by seiitaishogun on Thursday January 17, 2019 @03:25AM (#18929241)
If no one else has done before, how can i find book for them?