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koladata:
Yes, it is possible, just tell the school you want to apply to that you identify as master's holder.

koladata:
Yes, it is possible, just tell the school you want to apply to that you identify as master's holder.

koladata:
Yes, it is possible, just tell the school you want to apply to that you identify as master's holder.

koladata:
Yes, it is possible, just tell the school you want to apply to that you identify as master's holder.

koladata:
Yes, it is possible, just tell the school you want to apply to that you identify as master's holder.

isyourboy:
I’m quite of old age. Going to be 39 in few months. Most people I relied on to help me stand on my feet have either refused to help me, and even at time when they do, they give so little.


My plan is to back to school. Looking at my age, I feel I’m more deserving of a PhD since I know of a guy we went to secondary school together who’s now a lecturer at UNIBEN, and he told me a PhD and some papers or articles he researcher (I don’t know what that really mean) got him the job. I love physics and I had D7 in that which is a pass

Is it possible to do this PhD in a country like Germany 🇩🇪 or Denmark 🇩🇰 or even USA 🇺🇸? Or if at all Nigeria so I can get a lecturer job too? I really have passion for teaching high level student like the ones found in UNIBEN.

koladata:
Yes, it is possible, just tell the school you want to apply to that you identify as master's holder.

isyourboy:
Is it possible to do this PhD in a country like Germany 🇩🇪 or Denmark 🇩🇰 or even USA 🇺🇸? Or if at all Nigeria so I can get a lecturer job too? I really have passion for teaching high level student like the ones found in UNIBEN.

isyourboy:
I’m quite of old age. Going to be 39 in few months. Most people I relied on to help me stand on my feet have either refused to help me, and even at time when they do, they give so little.


My plan is to back to school. Looking at my age, I feel I’m more deserving of a PhD since I know of a guy we went to secondary school together who’s now a lecturer at UNIBEN, and he told me a PhD and some papers or articles he researcher (I don’t know what that really mean) got him the job. I love physics and I had D7 in that which is a pass

Is it possible to do this PhD in a country like Germany 🇩🇪 or Denmark 🇩🇰 or even USA 🇺🇸? Or if at all Nigeria so I can get a lecturer job too? I really have passion for teaching high level student like the ones found in UNIBEN.

isyourboy:
I’m quite of old age. Going to be 39 in few months. Most people I relied on to help me stand on my feet have either refused to help me, and even at time when they do, they give so little.
My plan is to back to school. Looking at my age, I feel I’m more deserving of a PhD since I know of a guy we went to secondary school together who’s now a lecturer at UNIBEN, and he told me a PhD and some papers or articles he researcher (I don’t know what that really mean) got him the job. I love physics and I had D7 in that which is a pass
Is it possible to do this PhD in a country like Germany 🇩🇪 or Denmark 🇩🇰 or even USA 🇺🇸? Or if at all Nigeria so I can get a lecturer job too? I really have passion for teaching high level student like the ones found in UNIBEN.

Kobojunkie:
You need to have at least a Bachelors degree from an accredited University before you can apply for most PhD programs out there. There are free Bachelor's programs from accredited Universities that you can obtain online.

https://www.uopeople.edu/

samuelson06:
What area is your MSc? You never mentioned BSc or MSc in your post but went straight to PhD. I hope it's not what I'm thinking. If it is, you're just joking. Where are you going to get funding for these places you want to go sef?

ItShallPass:
Yes, very possible. There are some routes you could take to earn yourseod a Ph.D in a year or two, especially using some UK educational institutions. I don't think there's anything like that in Germany.

Also, there are Life Experience Exams you can take to show deep knowledge of a subject matter and earn degrees upon degrees as you pass those exams. Sometimes, after passing the exams, you might be asked to attend one semester of school to finally earn the degree you applied for.

It's very possible and absolutely legal

Kobojunkie:
You need to have at least a Bachelors degree from an accredited University before you can apply for most PhD programs out there. There are free Bachelor's programs from accredited Universities that you can obtain online.

https://www.uopeople.edu/

isyourboy:
➜Thanks so much
The problem here is Nigeria. Looking at how anyhow our universities are, can they give jobs without the PhD being from a Nigerian university, or Germany or UK ? That’s the real question here. Tbh, teaching is my passion and I’m really willing to go back to school
My friend do his degree, and PhD everything in UNIBEN so he works there now. According to what he told me, he said he do PhD i think it’s some expert that do that?

Kobojunkieee:
1. It seems you don't understand what a Ph.D really implies. At this point, I have to ask why you really want to get a Ph.D. Is it merely because you saw a friend do it and it worked out for him?

I would suggest you find what you are really passionate about and work towards that rather than trying to do what you see someone else doing well.

Nnamdipapa:
UofPeople is not free

isyourboy:
➜Hmm from what I see, u need such a result to get a lecturer position in the university. He followed the route. What I want is to be a teacher in the university and also write research. He write a lot of stuff which i see from the google link he sent to me

Kobojunkieee:
You want to be a lecturer or a lecturer at a particular university? You don't need to have a Ph.D to be a lecturer. Some schools hire Master's holders as lecturers too. They may collaborate with other lecturers to write and do research, too.

So, if working in a particular school like UNIBEN is what you really want, then you should investigate the kind of opportunities at that particular school to know whether you even need a Ph.D at all.

Kobojunkieee:
You mean even though their programs are advertised as tuition-free, they really aren't? 🥱

The estimated cost for obtaining a Bachelor's of Science in Computer Science, for instance, over a period of, say, 2 years is $6,400(estimated cost per month $267), mainly for administrative costs. Are you not OK with this being tuition-free?🤔

Nnamdipapa:
➜Its very cheap but not free as you have stated. Free means free.

“Tuition-free” means that unlike other universities, UoPeople doesn’t charge students for taking courses. UoPeople also doesn’t charge students to enroll, to pay for books or other course materials, or for campus fees. Our unique online model of higher education allows us to bring the classroom to you– cutting the cost for our student overall.