Can You Get a Masters After a Phd
Howdy TSR, has any of you lot with a distance learning Masters Caste been successful in securing a Phd? If it helps, I am probable to cease up getting a 1st on my Masters, which is offered from a well-ranked Uni that runs campus based courses, as well as distance learning ones. I accept noticed many Unis are reluctant to consider applicants from distance-based degrees, so I am planning to electronic mail admissions of the Unis I am planning to attend almost my situation. Merely it would be great to hear your experiences.
Thank you
(Original post past acatnamedchet)
Hi TSR, has whatever of you with a distance learning Masters Degree been successful in securing a Phd? If it helps, I am probable to cease up getting a 1st on my Masters, which is offered from a well-ranked Uni that runs campus based courses, likewise as distance learning ones. I accept noticed many Unis are reluctant to consider applicants from distance-based degrees, and so I am planning to electronic mail admissions of the Unis I am planning to attend nearly my situation. Simply it would exist great to hear your experiences.
Thanks
It volition depend on the bookish rigour and the examination construction that means it was guaranteed that the results were all your own work. If you got the degree from an institution that covet's its academic reputation, you should exist OK.
Makes sense, cheers for your reply.
Hi there,
I'm currently on a altitude learning master's form, finishing in September. I've been accustomed onto a PhD at another uni (fifty-fifty managed to secure AHRC funding too) starting in October with no issues. I didn't know that the distance-learning thing would be a problem and it was never mentioned by my supervisors or at interview.
As threeportdrift said, the status of your masters institution may help as well.
Proficient luck, I hope information technology all works out in your favour.
(Original postal service by AkEmLu)
Hi there,
I'm currently on a altitude learning master's course, finishing in September. I've been accustomed onto a PhD at another uni (even managed to secure AHRC funding too) starting in October with no problems. I didn't know that the distance-learning thing would be a trouble and information technology was never mentioned by my supervisors or at interview.
As threeportdrift said, the condition of your masters institution may help every bit well.
Skillful luck, I hope information technology all works out in your favour.
Congratulations for securing a place with funding! Your experience makes me very hopeful. I was considering limiting my applications to just PhDs offered on a distance learning or hybrid based models, because of the stigma that I felt is attached to information technology. Glad you shared your story. Thank you again!
(Original mail service by acatnamedchet)
Congratulations for securing a place with funding! Your experience makes me very hopeful. I was considering limiting my applications to just PhDs offered on a distance learning or hybrid based models, because of the stigma that I felt is attached to it. Glad y'all shared your story. Thank you once more!
Thank you!
Thinking about it, there's a few people on my course who have been accepted onto various PhDs across different institutions, then the distance learning thing definitely hasn't been a hindrance. Especially if you have the grades, which is sounds every bit though you volition 
.
Skillful luck again, please let us know how you get on!
(Original post by acatnamedchet)
Hullo TSR, has whatever of you with a distance learning Masters Caste been successful in securing a Phd? If it helps, I am likely to terminate upwards getting a 1st on my Masters, which is offered from a well-ranked Uni that runs campus based courses, likewise as altitude learning ones. I have noticed many Unis are reluctant to consider applicants from distance-based degrees, and then I am planning to e-postal service admissions of the Unis I am planning to nourish about my situation. Only it would be not bad to hear your experiences.
Thanks
Aye, I accept - did my MLitt by Distance, ended upwardly with Stardom, then secured a fully funded PhD studentship on-site. It helped in writing the personal statement for the PhD application that I could write about learning time direction and self-motivation past doing the altitude MLitt while working full-time. Every bit long as your PhD awarding and proposed project are practiced and the masters form suits the project and prepares yous well for information technology, I don't think it really matters if yous did the course on site or by distance.
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Aye, I have - did my MLitt by Distance, ended upwardly with Distinction, and then secured a fully funded PhD studentship on-site. Information technology helped in writing the personal argument for the PhD application that I could write most learning time direction and self-motivation by doing the distance MLitt while working full-fourth dimension. As long equally your PhD application and proposed project are skillful and the masters course suits the project and prepares y'all well for information technology, I don't think it really matters if you lot did the course on site or past altitude.
That is an fantabulous point. I take not considered "marketing" myself like that to show I have time management skills. It is so encouraging to hear about all of your experiences. Give thanks y'all! And all the all-time with your Phd
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