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Doctor of Philosophy and Doctor of Nursing Practice as Complementary Degrees
Journal of Professional Nursing, 2010The introduction of the doctor of nursing practice (DNP) has raised serious concerns about the discipline's continuing ability to build its body of knowledge at an appropriate rate. After noting the various concerns that have been raised that the DNP siphons off prospective doctor of philosophy (PhD) students and compromises the standing of schools of ...
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The nature of the doctor of philosophy degree
Journal of Professional Nursing, 1987exaly +2 more sources
The First American Doctor of Philosophy Degree: A Centennial Salute to Yale, 1861-1961
Journal of Higher Education, 1961exaly +2 more sources
Foreign Language Requirements for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy
Bulletin of the American Association of University Professors, 1928exaly +2 more sources
Counselor Education and Supervision, 1997
Results of a survey of program coordinators of counselor preparation programs addressing current perceptions regarding the doctor of education and doctor of philosophy degrees are presented and implications are discussed.
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Results of a survey of program coordinators of counselor preparation programs addressing current perceptions regarding the doctor of education and doctor of philosophy degrees are presented and implications are discussed.
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Eugene Schuyler's Doctor of Philosophy Degree: A Theory Concerning the Dissertation
The Journal of Higher Education, 1962(1962). Eugene Schuyler's Doctor of Philosophy Degree. The Journal of Higher Education: Vol. 33, No. 7, pp. 381-386.
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Proposal for establishing a degree of doctor of philosophy in arts medicine
Journal of Voice, 1992Summary Arts medicine is a new, rapidly developing discipline that includes voice, hand, dance, and other subspecialty areas. At present, there is no organized academic arts medicine tradition. Therefore, it is difficult for interested persons to obtain convenient, high-quality education designed for the special needs of arts medicine practitioners ...
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International Journal of Nursing Education, 2019
This qualitative research study using a heuristic, descriptive phenomenological approach explored the lived experience of 12 DNPs who have returned to in pursuit of a PhD in nursing. Three themes were identified from the study participates: Wanting to Know Something More, Social-Individual Tensions, and Challenges to Transformational Learning. Based on
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This qualitative research study using a heuristic, descriptive phenomenological approach explored the lived experience of 12 DNPs who have returned to in pursuit of a PhD in nursing. Three themes were identified from the study participates: Wanting to Know Something More, Social-Individual Tensions, and Challenges to Transformational Learning. Based on
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The Journal of Higher Education, 1967
IN THIS paper it is the intent of the author to examine the life history of the Ph.D. degree honoris causa in the United States. Some evidence exists, it should be noted here, that other countries have engaged in the practice of conferring honorary degrees, not the least of which was Germany, the country usually credited with conceiving the earned Ph.D.
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IN THIS paper it is the intent of the author to examine the life history of the Ph.D. degree honoris causa in the United States. Some evidence exists, it should be noted here, that other countries have engaged in the practice of conferring honorary degrees, not the least of which was Germany, the country usually credited with conceiving the earned Ph.D.
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