PHD

"Remember: there was no business PhDs until the 1950s. The business professors of old wandered in from other disciplines. "

Twice as many nurses should get PhDs and all nurses should do residencies, the sort of practical training that new doctors do.

They have been a black art, where you needed some combination of PhDs to do anything useful beyond "press or say one. "

For America to retain this sort of edge, then, what the country needs is better MBAs, not more PhDs.

Second, business schools have not effectively marketed management PhDs as a credential that leads to a lucrative career.

It may be that Google's army of PhDs do not include many library scientists.

It's hard to figure how all the White House PhDs missed this and got their numbers so wrong.

At the root of the problem is a chronic shortage of PhDs coming out of Indian universities.

He says that starting salaries for PhDs are poor and that scholarship funds are inadequately distributed among universities.

StraighterLine courses were designed and overseen by professors with PhDs, and she was assigned a course adviser who was available bye-mail.

Believe it or not, doctor of philosophies (PhDs) are a dime a dozen nowadays.

It produces half a million graduates and 10, 000 PhDs a year, ten times more than two decades ago.

But you'll need at least three PhDs before you can identify them.

PhDs have been searching for a solution to the plastic waste problem, and this 16-year-old finds the answer.

The production of business PhDs has declined while enrolments in undergraduate and masters level business programmes have increased.

Clinical and academic doctorates (PhDs) demand an original piece of research.

We really don't generate enough PhDs to go into academia, given the growing demand for undergraduate and MBA degrees.

In computer science, Indian universities produce only about 35 to 50 PhDs a year.

Meanwhile, busine leaders complain about shortages of high-level skills, suggesting PhDs are not teaching the right things.

However, MBAs are not being recruited as quantitative specialists (banks look to PhDs and stars from the natural sciences for these roles).

The government subsidises foreigners to acquire PhDs at American universities and then kicks them out of the country.

PhDs in maths and computing, social sciences and languages earn no more than those with master's degrees.

By comparison, the US produces 1, 000 computer science PhDs a year.

Make clear Chinese language proficiency before enrolment for bachelors, masters and PhDs.

Even Japan, where the number of young people is shrinking, churned out about 46% more PhDs.

"The programmes target professors who already have their PhDs in related social science fields, " he says.

Its doctoral fellowships to students from the 'least developed countries' have helped 82 women achieve PhDs since 1998.

"If all those PhDs were wrong, the country would be in some very serious trouble. "

Indeed, the production of PhDs has far outstripped demand for university lecturers.

We have an excellent teachers' staff formed by quite a lot of PhDs, Masters and Neusoft Professional experts.

Some PhDs involve only research, some require classes and examinations and some require the student to teach undergraduates.

PhDs in this field solve and develop solutions to issues in regards to computer hardware and software.

"PhDs are the key to innovation in scientific research. "

Once the opportunities exist, more Indians studying abroad will return and more positions will be created at domestic universities for PhDs.

"I believe this will be a long-term staple for producing PhDs, " says Mr Fernandes.

He wants "very smart" people, and talks of tracking the company's Google ratio, which is a measure of how many PhDs a business has.

The organisations that pay for research have realised that many PhDs find it tough to transfer their skills into the job market.

She believes that too many PhDs are being produced, and has stopped admitting them.

Except in Brazil many faculty members are part-timers without PhDs.

"There are no traditional funding sources for management PhDs like there are in big science, " she says.

Others worry that non-US citizens now account for 41% of science and engineering PhDs.

In the future, China's leaders will have PhDs and MBAs from American universities, he predicted.

There are also PhDs in chemistry, philosophy, and computer science.

Forty-five per cent of the school's part-time, flex weekend MBA students hold advanced degrees, 27 per cent are PhDs or MDs.

About 40% of people earning PhDs in computer science and engineering are foreign-born.

The World Bank estimates the country produces a total of 7, 000 PhDs a year across science, engineering and technology.

There are MAs, even PhDs, working in the fields of Uttar Pradesh.

Twenty per cent of the school's part-time MBAs have PhDs.

In science, engineering and technology, India produces a total of about 7, 000 PhDs a year, according to the World Bank.

In the humanities, where most students pay for their own PhDs, the figure is 49%.

Since then America's annual output of PhDs has doubled, to 64, 000.

Some 40% of American PhDs in science and engineering go to immigrants.

Today about half of all the science and technology PhDs awarded in the U. S. go to Chinese students.

So we ranked the past ten years' CEAs by the average quality of the economics departments where their senior economists got their PhDs.

In 2009, about 27% of math PhDs were women, but more than three-quarters of veterinary graduates were women, for example.

Only a few fast-developing countries, such as Brazil and China, now seem short of PhDs.

More women than men got PhDs last year