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Can you transfer during your PhD?
Yes, although the process may sometimes be closer to applying as a first-year student. In general, students apply to a program and then request that previously-earned credits be considered for transfer. Some schools do allow students to transfer PhD programs, but it’s not as common as transferring master’s programs.
Can you transfer schools as a PhD student?
Yes. a PhD [student] can move to another university and complete his/her research.
Can a PhD student apply for another PhD?
Yes, you can apply, just as anyone else.
Can you get a PhD in different things?
Researchers work in multiple areas It may be that a particular organization (or funding source) or person at some particular time nudges you do do something specific; but in general, there are no universal restrictions and people can: Pursue PhD in a different subfield than Master’s thesis (your example)
What is a PhD transfer?
Some PhD programmes also have a ‘transfer process’ at the end of the first year (this is in essence a mini-version of the thesis and viva i.e. a ‘dry run’; the aim is to identify students who are struggling at an early stage, when remedial action can still be taken.)
Can I continue my PhD to another university?
Basically yes, as long as the university has the same field of study and adviser(s) to support you on your research problem. if the student had completed his or her course work in that university Course work completion is mandatory.
Can you get 2 PhDs at the same time?
The answer is yes, you can under most circumstances. But why? While there are some exceptional cases, generally I’d discourage people from pursuing a second PhD. Here are some of the reasons why.
Can you get 2 PhDs?
People get a second or a third PhD (a third is extremely uncommon) if they are upgrading their research skill-set. Sometimes people upgrade with an additional PhD within their previous area of research. The PhD they have is from another geographic location that is unrecognized in another geographic location.