Advices on getting Ph.D. degree

[Anonymous 0]

My fellow MGTOW,

First of all, I should say: this theme requires little bit of a doxing about me, and I’ll try to dox myself as little as possible.

So be it…

I have B.S. and M.S. degrees in Chemical Engineering

My own special way requires me getting Ph.D. degree.

Unfortunately, due to various reasons my own country could not offer me at least faint possibilities of career development.

I want to develop myself further in area of Process Intensification, particularly in Chemical engineering.

At this moment I have two major ways to achieve that:

– Finding Ph.D. scholarships
– Funding my Ph.D. degree by myself

Any of them requires me to acknowledge, plan and successfully pass several major checkpoints in Ph.D. getting process (least but not last):

– Finding particular university, which is involved in PI R&D activities. Most of them are working in Western Europe.

– Contacting recruiting centers => leading R&D specialists to get more detailed picture about entry requirements, R&D currently running, team acknowledgement etc.

– Choosing one of them and convince them to get me enlisted

– Get ready to relocation, (recon, money, visas, more recon, pack stuff and relocation at University, etc.)

– Try to and survive in SJW hell of academia environment while achieving my goals in ghost style.

– Try to and get something useful done in my PI R&D and career area for my own agenda

– Get out from there when my goals would be achieved.

I know – each of them requires me to go my own special way. And I’m aware of that any of these checkpoints could require separate topic with a lot of info.

Due to the fact that I’ve never been studying abroad, I have sensing lack of information mostly about stages 2, 3 and 5.

In order to pass them in safe and sound manner I would like to ask you for advices on above listed points.

If you possess a Ph.D. degree, could you tell me a bit of your personal experience about how you’ve got them?

What would you like to have changed, looking on that in retrospective?
What would your precautious advices would be? What to avoid? What to do in the first order?

If you need more info about my case, please – feel free to send PM. (I could not dox myself further).

Any tips on these and referenced themes would be much appreciated. RD.

[743 roadmasterParticipant]

Did you look into finding a business that would fund the education for a future contract obligation.

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[Jan SobieskiParticipant 28791]

Most ChE. PHD programs in the US will pay you 18k a year to study/ research.

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[Anonymous 0]

743 roadmaster wrote:

Did you look into finding a business that would fund the education for a future contract obligation.

Thank you, Roadmaster, I’ll add that to my recon serach.
Maybe there would be decent ones.

[Anonymous 0]

Jan Sobieski wrote:

Most ChE. PHD programs in the US will pay you 18k a year to study/ research.

Thank you for info, Jan. = )
Could you tell me, which searching resourse (if any) you’ve used for that?

[Jan SobieskiParticipant 28791]

Check the websites.

E.g.

PhD in Chemical Engineering

In the US, STEM Phds get paid to teach, research, etc. It is common knowledge.

Not sure the current rate but these days it should be ca. 22k. USD. Of course varies by program.

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[DocParticipant]

The process is different per subject that is undertaken.

Then each of those differs per country per subject.

I can tell you about my experiences if it might help.

But I am acutely aware that despite having a PhD – how to complete one in chemical engineering is absolutely alien to me.

But I’m happy to talk.

The object of life is not to be on the side of the majority, but to escape, finding oneself in the ranks of the insane. Marcus Aurelius

[Anonymous 0]

Doc wrote:

The process is different per subject that is undertaken.

Then each of those differs per country per subject.

I can tell you about my experiences if it might help.

But I am acutely aware that despite having a PhD – how to complete one in chemical engineering is absolutely alien to me.

But I’m happy to talk.

Hello Doc, thank you for your reply = )

Unfortunately I have no ghost subscription for now, so I can’t initiate PM-dialogues.

You got me thinking about how to survive and ghost in Western academia environment, and I anticipate that it’s not an easy task.

If you don’t mind – could send me a PM? I’ll be happy to talk to you, to ask for your advices. Any of your insights would be much appreciated.

Thank you once again, Doc.

[Ranger OneParticipant 16836]

Is this the sort of thing that interests you?

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[Anonymous 0]

Ranger One wrote:

Is this the sort of thing that interests you?

http://pig.ncl.ac.uk/

Hi, Ranger One.

Yup, it is. I can tell a lot about this theme, but I’m concerned about doxing (I wish I had ghost subscription).

I’m glad that you paid attention to my thread, spent time to find that link, thank you = )

[Ranger OneParticipant 16836]

Anonymous wrote:

Ranger One wrote:

Is this the sort of thing that interests you?

http://pig.ncl.ac.uk/

Hi, Ranger One.

Yup, it is. I can tell a lot about this theme, but I’m concerned about doxing (I wish I had ghost subscription).

I’m glad that you paid attention to my thread, spent time to find that link, thank you = )

Happy to help. They did some groundbreaking work in that area.

All my life I've had doubts about who I am, where I belonged. Now I'm like the arrow that springs from the bow. No hesitation, no doubts. The path is clear. And what are you? Alive. Everything else is negotiable. Women have rights; men have responsibilities; MGTOW have freedom. Marriage is for chumps. If someone stands in the way of true justice, you simply walk up behind them and stab them in the heart-R'as al Ghul.

[narwhalParticipant]

I agree with Jan that the US is probably a good way to go looking. And I’d also say that Engineering schools are about as insulated from SJW as you can get.

I believe there are a lot of US O&G companies that drill in Russian, I would think you’d be able to talk and maybe get employment with one of them to earn some money for school, while getting some info about schools here and figuring out how to get here.

Ok. Then do it.

[Anonymous 0]

narwhal wrote:

I agree with Jan that the US is probably a good way to go looking. And I’d also say that Engineering schools are about as insulated from SJW as you can get.

I believe there are a lot of US O&G companies that drill in Russian, I would think you’d be able to talk and maybe get employment with one of them to earn some money for school, while getting some info about schools here and figuring out how to get here.

Thank you for your advices, Narwhal.

Glad to know that Engineering schools are the most immune to SJW. I’ll add those variants to broaden my searching.

Could you tell me what companies do you mean to look at first – foreign ones operating in Russia, or Russian ones co-operating with foreign ones?
I can tell a lot about Russian realities, but my personal experience would dox me a lot.

Thank you for info once again = )

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