Kuna mchina mmoja yeye huwa anakachumba kadogo anakaa humo takribani siku mbili bila kubughudhiwa akitoka humo anaenda maabara kama mwezi na anatoka ni kitu.Huyu jamaa amegunduwa vitu vingi sana ktk Kemia.
Dr. Mathayo's Degrees Are Authentic - TCU
Dr. Mathayo's Degrees Are Authentic - TCU
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Kuna mchina mmoja yeye huwa anakachumba kadogo anakaa humo takribani siku mbili bila kubughudhiwa akitoka humo anaenda maabara kama mwezi na anatoka ni kitu.Huyu jamaa amegunduwa vitu vingi sana ktk Kemia.
Si ameshatoka Msemakweli Mathayo amfikishe basi kortini ukweli utakuja kujulikana
Is it difficult to get Ph.D. in Japan?
July 10, 2008
Research facilities in Japan are very advanced. You can have almost all devices you need for your research.
Most of the Japanese professors are very friendly nice people. The only problem for foreigners is language. If your professor can speak English fluently then basically no problem. However, most of the Japanese professors can not speak English fluently. They can communicate at the minimum level, but this is not usually enough for guiding a Ph.D. student.
If you are very good at research and dont need any guidance, then a basic level of communication is enough. Otherwise you should learn Japanese. This is what I did when I came to Japan about 15 years ago.
Most of the professors think that they are good at english and try to communicate in English. If you feel that that is not actually the case, then start to study Japanese as soon as possible. If you cant speak Japanese, life is really difficult in Japan, not only in the laboratory.
If you are not ready to study Japanese, than either choose another country for your research, or try to find a professor who can communicate in English. They can usually write e-mails in English almost perfect and it may mislead students who apply from abroad. It may be very useful if you can confirm the english level of your professor from another resource.
Anybody who has average skills can get Ph.D. from Japan. Conditions are much easier compared to top US universities. Many foreigners around me got Ph.D. in Japan just going to the school a few days a week. I myself satisfied Ph.D. requirements in 2 years, and started to work full time in the 3rd year.
Even if you satisfy all the requirements in the first year, it may be difficult to graduate earlier than 2 years. Japan is very strict in these kind of things. Most of the time they will require you to go to the university for 3 years even if you just go there and sleep on your desk (which is what I did in the second year).
Here is top 10 universities in Japan (overall rating).
1 University of Tokyo
2 Kyoto University
3 Osaka University
4 Tokyo Institute of Technology
5 Tohoku University
6 Keio University
7 Kyushu University
8 Nagoya University
9 Hokkaido University
10 Tsukuba University
NOTE: The following link is an english SNS in Japan (Youshare Japan). I am writing articles there on Japan/Japanese Culture/Business in Japan/Education in Japan etc, you can find many other blogs.
Right now I´m doing my MBA in Switzerland ( GPA 3,5 - 3,75). January 2008 I would like to start my PhD. It doesen´t matter where? I just want to do it one year.
Hello
i believe a phd is minimum 3 year study n research after ur master degree
one year phd seems to be a one u buy from the net in a private school
My Colleague,
I have never heard of any PhD that is real that can take that long. You can only have one for two to three years if its a Professional Doctorate such as DBA. PhDs are usually for 3 to 6 years. Its fun anywhere to do real research and contribute to knowledge as well.
Hello,
The fastest that u can do should be at least 2 years; however, this is provided that ur research is in d same field as d dissertation / project that u had completed in ur last MBA. That's what I reckon back in UK.
Cheers.
Hello
But who in a companie's HR cares whether an Austrian Doktor (2 year PhD) is the same as a British PhD (3 years and more)?
I would completely agree, if you talk about the acceptance of an Austrian Doktor when you're applying for a position at a British university. Then it matters, for sure.
Hello
You can do a one-year doctorate program in some European countries (eg Austria) where you gain the title of 'Dr'. However, some countries, such as the UK, do not recognise these doctorates as being of the calibre as PhDs, and some countries only place the 1 year doctorates as high as a Masters of Research. So beware...a one-year 'PhD' is not going to be worth much if you plan to work in countries who offer traditional (ball-breaking) PhDs.
Hello
PhD in Switzerland are usually done during 4 to 5 years. See myScience.ch. I do no know any PhD in one year, only 2 years in economics at uni St. Gallen.
Ma conservative wa mda wa Ph.D bado mnabisha
Hello
i believe a phd is minimum 3 year study n research after ur master degree
one year phd seems to be a one u buy from the net in a private school
My Colleague,
I have never heard of any PhD that is real that can take that long. You can only have one for two to three years if its a Professional Doctorate such as DBA. PhDs are usually for 3 to 6 years. Its fun anywhere to do real research and contribute to knowledge as well.
Hello,
The fastest that u can do should be at least 2 years; however, this is provided that ur research is in d same field as d dissertation / project that u had completed in ur last MBA. That's what I reckon back in UK.
Cheers.
Hello
But who in a companie's HR cares whether an Austrian Doktor (2 year PhD) is the same as a British PhD (3 years and more)?
I would completely agree, if you talk about the acceptance of an Austrian Doktor when you're applying for a position at a British university. Then it matters, for sure.
Hello
You can do a one-year doctorate program in some European countries (eg Austria) where you gain the title of 'Dr'. However, some countries, such as the UK, do not recognise these doctorates as being of the calibre as PhDs, and some countries only place the 1 year doctorates as high as a Masters of Research. So beware...a one-year 'PhD' is not going to be worth much if you plan to work in countries who offer traditional (ball-breaking) PhDs.
Hello
PhD in Switzerland are usually done during 4 to 5 years. See myScience.ch. I do no know any PhD in one year, only 2 years in economics at uni St. Gallen.
Ma conservative wa mda wa Ph.D bado mnabisha
Masanilo
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Hizi copy and paste zitatuumiza sijaona substance hapo! Samahani no offence, wapi mtu kala nondo Japan kwa miaka 2 achana na mablog leta official doc tutakubaliana na hata hivyo ya Matayo hana chapisho hata moja na thesis haipo!
Masanilo
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Mkuu umeanza copy and paste upupu! Hizi stories za watu kwenye mablog.....nipe official doc ya chuo kwamba hapa unapata PhD in 18 months hahahahahahahah Yego vipi?
Masanilo
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Story za kwenye vijiwe hizi! Toa jina na amegundua nini ....I love google
Ndio maana nimekaa kimya maana sijaona point hata moja anyway inawezekana kweli mzee weekend hii mtu anaweza kwenda kumtandika demu wake bure kisa amekasirika tumekubaliana na hoja yake. Tuite conservative au wakaidi but haki za watu zilindwe bwana nilikuwa nasoma na Jamaa masters mshkaji alikuwa analala computer labs akimalizia PhD yake leo anatokea mtu anasema amefanya PhD kirahisi rahisi tu na hiyo ni ulaya sio bongo
Nilikuwapo wazee endeleeni mie ninaanza weekend
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MkamaP
Nimegoogle wikipedia
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doctor_of_Philosophy#Time
PhD muda wake ni kuanzia miaka 3-8 soma hapo kwenye link...Matayo aje na thesis na supervisors hakuna ubishi. Miaka hiyo miwili kumbuka alikuwa anasoma India pia! spare my balls kaka
i can say this with TOTAL authority that it is IMPOSSIBLE to finish a PhD in Japan within 3 years,the best you can get if you are especially a very academically gifted foreigner is 3 years,and for an average foreigner you are looking at 3.5-4 years.
when i say a very academically gifted foreigner i mean someone who actually studied in Japan from undergraduate/masters..,if you just show up for a PhD u are likely to get 3.5-4 years regardless of your talent.
most of you do not understand what language barrier really is/mean..,but it is enough to make a straight A student feel like a D student..,and that's no easy thing.
PhD za huyo bozo are no way authentic,from an academic point of view the guy is a complete waste of time & space.technically irrelevant anywhere.
when i say a very academically gifted foreigner i mean someone who actually studied in Japan from undergraduate/masters..,if you just show up for a PhD u are likely to get 3.5-4 years regardless of your talent.
most of you do not understand what language barrier really is/mean..,but it is enough to make a straight A student feel like a D student..,and that's no easy thing.
PhD za huyo bozo are no way authentic,from an academic point of view the guy is a complete waste of time & space.technically irrelevant anywhere.
Kuna professor mmoja mmarekani alishawahi tamka class kwetu tukiwa chuo cha Africa(though not tz): "my dear students you better do your PhD in Africa than most Asian Universities if you really want to become good researchers". Jamaa anasema in Africa maprof. wengi wanaosimamia PhD students wamesoma Ulaya na wanajitahidi kuelekeza kuliko hao wa Asia. Crap!!
Habari ndio hiyo.
The same thing applies to China man. been there,seen it! PhD supervision man is no joke. Profs are damn crap!
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Wabs umelala? MkamaP maji ya shingo anazama sasa mto umekuwa na mamba wengi!
you talk/write like a person who has no respect to academic credentials do you?!that Asia reference of yours is total crap,ASIA,AFRCAN,EUROPEAN, no one really cares these days,
while working at qualcomm research center,half of the supervisors,senior researchers were Asians,(japanese+chinese etc) and this is an American company,one of the best US has to offer in Microprocessors and Telecommunications.if they were thinking like that they would flood the place with Europeans wouldn't they?
but the case is most educated proffesionals are colour blind,they prefer results to race,this race card is only relevant in power and politics not academics friend.
before you write be informed.
Man, your references are so poor! I thought you would bring us credible references. Don't think that every thing written on the internet is realiable. Why can't you get us better sources? Eg. you would better come up with National Education policies on Higher learning etc. not that blog-style converssations of students.
kuna wengine wanaunganisha Masters na Phd pamoja kwenye chuo kimoja na kupata vyote hivyo inachukua 4 yrs (average),lakini if you breakdown masters peke yake inaweza kuchukua miaka miwili,ndio maana ina make sense mtu kusema amefanya Phd for 2 yrs...na haya mambo yanatofautiana nchi na nchi,Germany Phd unaweza kupata Phd in 2 yrs,tukubaliane tuu Phd haina specific time ya kumaliza,mbona masters kwa UK ni less than a yr lakini kwa US ni 2 yrs average...sasa mnashangaa nini 2 yrs Phd?
Sorry i but i have to disagree with you,i don't know how long and which university were you in..,but saying chinese proffesors are crappier than Tanzanian professors is a bit of an over-stretch.
Most Chinese professors(especially Science+engineering) are very Intelligent,am speaking of professors who have been natural selected from middle school by intense competition of very bright peers,with a pool of >100 million people considerably capable of replacing them a bit they get out of favor.
what fails them compare to Japanese professors is culture,Chinese culture is not that outward type of culture,it is more of inward one where ones merit are deeply incrusted within themselves.
if you were there and failed to understand them,that was completely your fault(of course caused by a language barrier),and if you expected them to be good in English then that's why you were disappointed.
Where was that? I mean in which country? where did those supervisors do their PhD? The argument is PhD grads who are a breed of Asian born and educated PhDs can't communicate to foreign PhD candidates who go to study in Asian universities. I want to believe that you were in a western lab and most likely those Asian supervisors went to school there too that's why you had good time working with them. There is a big problem man, ask African PhD candidates in Japan and China and you'll understand what I mean.
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