What is the difference between integrated PhD and PhD after M.Sc in physics
I am in the stream of physics
7.8K Views|Posted 2015-04-05 21:19:20
Asked by Somen Sahow
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2015-04-06 10:36:26
Hi Somen,
Integrated PhD is a 4 year PhD programme which involves students taking postgraduate level courses and a dissertation during their first year before progressing onto standard PhD research. It is similar to spending one year studying for a Statistics MSc followed by three years on a PhD. P
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