Is PhD a research degree or higher study?
Is "PhD" a research or higher study?
In which fields is a PhD a waste of time? Do research scientists need to have a PhD? What are the main differences between post-doctoral research and Ph.D. research? Is a PhD really worth pursuing? What is the best thing about being a PhD? Is it worthy to get a PhD? What is better: a job or a PhD? Is a getting a PhD a waste of time? What is the purpose of doing a PhD? What is post doctoral research? Do I need a PhD to do research? Does a master's degree (necessarily) improve the chance of getting into a good PhD program (compare to apply with a Bachelor degree)? Why should one do a PhD? What is the expansion of a PhD? What are the main differences between a Masters and a PhD in computer science? What goes through the minds of people with their PhD? Are they always thinking about scholarly things? Is pursuing a chemistry PhD worth it? Why or why not? PhD apply how? Is it worth doing a PhD these days? Are PhDs overrated? What is the value of a PhD in Computer Science? How many times can a PhD be done in any field? How valuable is a PhD from Columbia University? What is the opportunity cost of a PhD? What is the eligibility criteria for doing a PhD? Is a PhD in chemistry worth pursuing? Are PhDs bullshit? Is starting a PhD after the age of 28 recommended? Does doing a PhD increase intelligence? Which is more selective: Google or MIT's PhD computer science program?