Is it possible to earn two PhDs at the same time?
Can you study two different phds at the same time and in two different universities?
Is PhD a research degree or higher study? How many times can a PhD be done in any field? Which one is better: a PhD or a well-paying job? Is "PhD" a research or higher study? Is it legal to pursue two degrees simultaneously (one regular and the other in distance education) from different universities? And if I have done so, will both the certificates be valid together? Can I switch PhD after few weeks? What is better: a job or a PhD? What are the main differences between a Masters and a PhD in computer science? Should I graduate in 3 years or double major and graduate in 4 if my goal is a PhD? What is it like to work on multiple research projects simultaneously as an undergraduate? In which fields is a PhD a waste of time? Are extra-curricular activities taken into account for PhD admission? I'm a tenure track professor at a second tier university. Should I apply to PhD programs to improve my chances of moving to a better university? Is it better to take a year off before doing a PhD or start immediately after finishing masters? What's the difference between major and bachelor's and double majors and master's and PHD and so on? Can I do a PhD in my graduation subject if I do my PG in a different subject? How long does it take to get a PhD degree in various fields? Can one do phd after pg in diploma courses? PhD apply how? Are the 4 years undergraduate masters degrees (M.Math, M.Sci, M.Eng, etc) offered in the UK recognized by the US universities for PhD applications? Does having a lot of peer-reviewed publications give PhD students added confidence? Colleges and Universities: What is some general advice for a new PhD student? Should I pursue my PhD in Europe or in America? Is regular PhD is compulsory to become faculty in NIT /IIT? Why should one do a PhD? Is starting a PhD after the age of 28 recommended? Are PhDs overrated? Can I do a PhD after an MBA? I am currently pursuing a second master's degree and want to drop out to pursue a doctoral degree at a different school. How do I explain this? What are the main differences between post-doctoral research and Ph.D. research?