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November 6, 2002, 10:09 |
MPhil or Phd???
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Hi,
I want to hear your opinions - I have the chance to continue from an MPhil to a Phd. Can i get a good job with an MPhil or will i always be second to a Phd. I just don't know whether it's worth the hassle to go on to a Phd if i can get a good job from an MPhil. I'm interested to hear what anybody thinks!!! Thanks John. |
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November 6, 2002, 19:27 |
Re: MPhil or Phd???
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John, To be a Doctor sure is better..BUTTT the companies need the knowledge and the experience disregard the degreee..
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November 7, 2002, 08:48 |
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John,
Doing a PhD shouldn't be "whether or not you can get a good job at the end of it". It is a hard three or four years and you must be interested in and passionate about the topic itself. If you view a PhD as extra "hassle" then I suggest you shouldn't do one, and stick with the MPhil. With regards to employment after education, there are a plethora of factors to take into account, rather than simply PhD vs MPhil, but obviously someone with a PhD is likely to have greater knowledge of the area than someone with an MPhil. This does not necessarily mean, however, that you couldn't get a "good" job (again a personal criteria) with a good MPhil. Best of luck. Nick. |
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