What exactly is done in a Ph.D?

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    Abhishek Khanna

    3 weeks ago

    The work required in a PhD (Doctor of Philosophy) typically involves:

    1. Conducting original research in a specific field
    2. Writing and defending a dissertation
    3. Taking advanced coursework
    4. Developing expertise in research methods
    5. Contributing new knowledge to the field/subject
    6. Working closely with academic advisors
    7. Potentially teaching or assisting with classes

    The specifics in each case can vary by discipline and institution.

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