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Doctoral Study Programmes in Europe

Fresenius' Journal of Analytical Chemistry, 1997
For a long time, obtaining a PhD in Belgium and in a number of other European countries was based on the philosophy of ‘learning-by-doing’ under the exclusive supervision of a promoter. The completion of the PhD dissertation usually led to a research or staff position.
Mathieu, E., Adams, F.
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Doctoral Study in Rehabilitation

Rehabilitation Counseling Bulletin, 2003
The third in a series of studies was conducted to describe doctoral programs in rehabilitation over three successive time periods. Characteristics of programs were summarized for the 1999—2000 academic year, including degrees and majors offered, admissions, curriculum, students, and faculty. In addition, information was compiled on numbers of graduates
Dennis R. Maki   +2 more
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Doctoral study in educational technology

IEEE International Conference on Advanced Learning Technologies, 2004. Proceedings., 2004
The relative novelty of Educational Technology as a discipline yields challenges for the active researcher due to the interdisciplinary nature of the subject. We identify some of the issues which particularly affect doctoral students in educational technology and their supervisors.
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Doctoral Studies and All That

2021
The matters discussed in this chapter are particularly dedicated to those who are considering a PhD position and to current doctoral students. Having said that you will also find suggestions here which may be relevant to MSc students concerned with a research-master degree and to any other early career researcher, too.
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Doctoral studies in Portugal

  Since the implementation of the Bologna reform in Portugal, there has been a significant increase in the number of doctoral graduates due to the establishment of formal doctoral programs. Before this, the doctorate was primarily awarded to higher education professors.
Chaleta, Elisa, Semedo, Carla
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The Doctor's Religion

Archives of Internal Medicine, 1964
Devotees of Thomas Browne, historians, antiquarians, physicians of good will, and thoughful people in general will be pleased to know that heroic efforts are going into the preservation of St. Peter Mancroft's Church in Norwich where Browne worshiped and was buried. Later his skull was "knaved out" of his grave, many years before another of Sir William
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The Doctor as Scapegoat

JAMA, 1972
Once a hero—now a scapegoat. Thus we can summarize the dramatically changing image of the physician in both life and literature during the past half century. But paradoxically, while medicine as a science has advanced so radically, the picture of the American doctor emerges from many American novels in an ambivalent role, that of healer and scapegoat ...
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Doctoral women: managing emotions, managing doctoral studies

Teaching in Higher Education, 2013
This paper explores the experiences of women doctoral students and the role of emotion during doctoral candidature. The paper draws on the concept of emotional labour to examine the two sites of emotional investment students experienced and managed during their studies: writing and family relationships.
Aitchison, Claire (R7181)   +1 more
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Doctoral Study in Insurance

The Journal of Risk and Insurance, 1965
Doctoral study in insurance is a topic on which virtually each college teacher, in a "micro" sense, can consider himself with good reason an expert. In a "macro" sense, however, the subject becomes a bit awkward to comprehend. The nature and extent of doctoral study in insurance during recent decades in the United States is not easily ascertained and ...
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