PhD # 2: How to apply PhD?

Assalamualaikum

Bukan mudah sebenarnya nak mengharungi cabaran mendapatkan segulung ijazah PhD. Cabaran saya yang seterusnya adalah untuk memohon sekurang-kurangnya 3 Universiti tekemuka. Banyak kajian yang saya buat. Test + run pon dah buat. Ada yang dibuat dengan perancangan & penelitian dan ada juga yang saya main hantar sahaja.

Kita tak tahu apa dan dimana rezeki kita? Yang pasti rezeki semuanya dari Allah. saya dah set minda bawah sedar saya. saya dah bayangkan universiti mana yang saya akan dapat. Siapa su[ervisor saya. Insya allah.. Kalau kita bersangka baik dengan Allah.. kita akan dapat yang terbaik!

Itulah yang saya amalkan sejak dulu lagi. Pada saya tiada apa yang mustahil bagi Allah. Fokus saya sekarang adalah mendapatkan universiti dan supervisor. Semoga saya dapat supervisor yang BEST!

Insya allah.

Dikongsikan hasil pemerhatian & pembacaan saya. Macam mana kita nak apply PhD ni?? 

There are three ways to apply for a PhD @ University of Sheffiled.

1. Develop your own idea and find a supervisor

Find out who's doing the kind of research you're interested in and familiarise yourself with their work. Department web pages are the best place to start – see the research areas page.

2. Apply to work with a supervisor on one of their projects

Departments advertise PhD projects throughout the year. Many projects are funded. Find the department you're interested in on our research areas page.

You might find that a research project comes with a supervisor attached. Even so, it's worth finding out as much as you can about your supervisor before you apply.

3. Apply to a Doctoral Training Centre (DTC)

DTCs are a radical alternative to the usual PhD. They're designed to produce skilled individuals who can tackle the major challenges of our time. The programmes take three or four years to complete and combine taught modules with original research. They lead to a full PhD or Engineering Doctorate (EngD).

You can apply direct to a DTC or in some cases to the University, which includes writing a proposal. Current opportunities are shown on our Doctoral Training Centre website. Departments also advertise DTC opportunities.

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