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Peer reviewedBhalalusesa, Eustella – Gender and Education, 1998
A study of six women doctoral students in the United Kingdom from developing countries shows many characteristics in common despite their cultural diversity. Intrinsic motivation to succeed in a career was accompanied by the desire to have and maintain a family. Implications for the study of gender issues are discussed. (SLD)
Descriptors: Career Development, Cultural Differences, Developing Nations, Doctoral Programs
