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Direct linkHerman, Chaya – Higher Education Policy, 2012
The article sets out to explore how Ph.D. programme leaders in South Africa view the purpose of the Ph.D., and how their views shape their responses to recent policies with regard to the Ph.D. It refers in particular to the vision of the Department of Science and Technology for a five-fold increase in the number of Ph.D. graduates by 2018, and to…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Doctoral Degrees, Doctoral Programs, Universities
Download full textGreen, Agnes Ann – 1976
The 1973 study by the Women Chemists Committee is updated for the 1974-75 academic year. Only professors, associate professors, and assistant professors are included, since lecturers, instructors, and others are not considered full-time appointees or permanent positions. Unfortunately, in following the fate of young women Ph.D.'s, it seems that…
Descriptors: Chemistry, College Faculty, Departments, Doctoral Degrees
