Doctor of Philosophy by Published Work - Route B part-time
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Doctor of Philosophy by Published Work - Route B part-time
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This programme is designed for those whose work is primarily in research or involves a substantial research element and enables them to receive academic credit for that work, assuming it is at doctoral level. Route B for people who have no or few publications.
Route B enables candidates, with the help and advice of academic supervisors, to prepare and submit for publication suitable outputs such as journal articles, book chapters or books, software or patents. Candidates will also prepare a 10‚15,000-word critical commentary which contextualises, analyses and makes the case for the publications to be considered as an original and independent contribution to knowledge and, therefore, to justi…
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This programme is designed for those whose work is primarily in
research or involves a substantial research element and enables
them to receive academic credit for that work, assuming it is at
doctoral level.
Route B for people who have no or few publications.
Route B enables candidates, with the help and advice of academic supervisors, to prepare and submit for publication suitable outputs such as journal articles, book chapters or books, software or patents. Candidates will also prepare a 10‚15,000-word critical commentary which contextualises, analyses and makes the case for the publications to be considered as an original and independent contribution to knowledge and, therefore, to justify the award of a PhD.
(Route A is available on a part-time basis for people who already have substantial publications to their credit.)
Route B for people who have no or few publications.
Route B enables candidates, with the help and advice of academic supervisors, to prepare and submit for publication suitable outputs such as journal articles, book chapters or books, software or patents. Candidates will also prepare a 10‚15,000-word critical commentary which contextualises, analyses and makes the case for the publications to be considered as an original and independent contribution to knowledge and, therefore, to justify the award of a PhD.
(Route A is available on a part-time basis for people who already have substantial publications to their credit.)
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