Re:No paper, no PhD? India rethinks graduate student policy
by musicale on Saturday June 01, 2019 @10:33PM
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> You don't get your PhD in US/Canadian/European universities without publications
Publications are not a universal Ph.D. requirement at US universities.
Usually the main Ph.D. requirements are: course of study, qualifying process (e.g. exams and/or dissertation proposal/approval), written dissertation, oral defense, and possible residency (i.e. tuition) and teaching requirements.
Publications are not a universal Ph.D. requirement at US universities.
Usually the main Ph.D. requirements are: course of study, qualifying process (e.g. exams and/or dissertation proposal/approval), written dissertation, oral defense, and possible residency (i.e. tuition) and teaching requirements.
MIT doesn't mandate publications: https://oge.mit.edu/gpp/degrees/doctoral/
Neither does Stanford: https://gap.stanford.edu/handbooks/gap-handbook/chapter-4/su...
Neither does Yale: http://catalog.yale.edu/gsas/policies-regulations/#degreereq...