Guidelines

Can I do a PhD independently?

Can I do a PhD independently?

As PhDs are based primarily on independent research rather than time spent in lectures and seminars, distance learning is a viable route for many Doctoral students. With distance learning PhDs, you can usually register as a full or part-time student.

How do you reach out to professors for research PhD?

We recommend a subject heading such as “Inquiry from potential graduate applicant.” For the main body of the email, your goals are to (a) introduce yourself, (b) inquire about whether they are taking students, (c) make it clear why you are interested in that particular faculty member, and (d) get any advice they might …

Can I have two supervisors for my PhD project?

If you’re in a lucky enough position that you have two or more prospective supervisors that are happy to oversee your PhD project, there are several factors that you might consider when making your final decision:

How do I email a potential PhD supervisor?

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When you’re applying for a doctoral programme, it’s a good idea to email a potential PhD supervisor to discuss your research area and whether they’d be interested in supervising you. This first email to a PhD supervisor can seem daunting and difficult to approach.

What qualities should you look for in a PhD supervisor?

To sum up, the qualities you should look for in a good PhD supervisor are that they have a strong understanding of your research field, demonstrated by regular and impactful publications, have a proven track record of PhD supervision, have the time to support you, and will do so by providing mentorship rather than being a ‘boss’.

How do I find a supervisor for a project?

If you’re applying for an advertised project, the process of finding a supervisor is fairly simple – usually they’ll be the academic who has devised the project in question, and the person you’ll be making your application to.