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hayek_mises Re: doktorat 30.10.05, 17:43

There are many other doctoral degrees with different designations, e.g. D.A.
(Doctor of Arts), D.M.A. (Doctor of Musical Arts), Ed.D. (Doctor of Education),
Th.D. (Doctor of Theology), etc. Johns Hopkins University was the first
university in the United States to confer doctoral degrees. First Ph.D. in
Business was granted by the University of Chicago in 1920s. In the United
Kingdom, Ph.D.s are distinguishable from higher doctorates (such as D.Litt.
(Doctor of Letters) or D.Sc. (Doctor of Science), which are issued by a
committee on the basis of a long record of research and publication). In German
speaking countries and most eastern European countries, the corresponding degree
is simply called "Doctor" and is further distinguished by subject area with a
Latin suffix (e.g. "Dr.med." - doctor medicinæ - which is not equal to a Ph.D.,
"Dr.rer.nat - doctor rerum naturalium (Doctor of Science), "Dr.phil." - doctor
philosophiæ. For a full list of these titles, see the German entry for Doktor).

While the Ph.D. is the most common doctoral degree, and even often
(mis)understood to be synonymous with the term “doctorate,” the U.S. Department
of Education and the U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF) recognize numerous
doctoral degrees as equivalent, and do not discriminate between them.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phd

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hayek_mises doktorat 30.10.05, 16:44

PhD to po prostu doktorat, w dziedzinie humanistycznej (Philosophy)
mam nadzieję, że nie muszę tłumaczyć co to doktorat :)
- marripossa Re: doktorat 30.10.05, 17:30
  
  Ph.D to Doctor of Philosophy, ale nie jest to doktorat z filozofii, ani nie z
  kierunkow humanistycznych, tylko z kazdego. Po ukonczeniu studiow
  doktoranckich w krajach anglojezycznych otrzymuje sie stopien naukowy Ph.D.
  Kierunek nie ma znaczenia; zawsze jest Ph.D. Pisze sie to po nazwisku, tak jak
  wszystkie inne tytuly:
  
  John Smith, BA, MA, Ph.D.
  - hayek_mises Re: doktorat 30.10.05, 17:43
    
    There are many other doctoral degrees with different designations, e.g. D.A.
    (Doctor of Arts), D.M.A. (Doctor of Musical Arts), Ed.D. (Doctor of Education),
    Th.D. (Doctor of Theology), etc. Johns Hopkins University was the first
    university in the United States to confer doctoral degrees. First Ph.D. in
    Business was granted by the University of Chicago in 1920s. In the United
    Kingdom, Ph.D.s are distinguishable from higher doctorates (such as D.Litt.
    (Doctor of Letters) or D.Sc. (Doctor of Science), which are issued by a
    committee on the basis of a long record of research and publication). In German
    speaking countries and most eastern European countries, the corresponding degree
    is simply called "Doctor" and is further distinguished by subject area with a
    Latin suffix (e.g. "Dr.med." - doctor medicinæ - which is not equal to a Ph.D.,
    "Dr.rer.nat - doctor rerum naturalium (Doctor of Science), "Dr.phil." - doctor
    philosophiæ. For a full list of these titles, see the German entry for Doktor).
    
    While the Ph.D. is the most common doctoral degree, and even often
    (mis)understood to be synonymous with the term “doctorate,” the U.S. Department
    of Education and the U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF) recognize numerous
    doctoral degrees as equivalent, and do not discriminate between them.
    
    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phd

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