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PhD for multi-interests-? Hi, Dear participants,could you tell me,please,which PhD program is the best fit for someone who has a wide spectrum of interests(physics,maths,electronics,chemistry,etc) and really wants to use all of them in his research work?What kind of field could it be? I...

Ok,thank you.But I'm interested particularly in the US programs. Ok,everybody,I'll re-formulate the question in a more general way.Which PhD program requires from the student a usage of the wide spectrum of knowledge in electronics,physics,maths,chemistry? I guess this question is...

RedSonja,thanks for the reply. But which PhD program(in which field) is the best fit for me to work in a Lab-on-a-chip research and nanoscience?

The most diversified PhD program-? Hello everybody, I'm an Instrument Engineer working in Oil&Gas sector(field work in automation with transmitters,sensors,valves,PLCs,etc.) who wants to follow the PhD program in one of the US universities.The thing is I have a varied set of interests which...

Hey, Could anybody advice me sth. on that?

Hi everybody, I'm an Instrument&Controls Engineer working in oil&gas industry.I'm thinking of getting Ph.D in the field which after graduation would gimme a possibility to work in Aerospace industry 'cause I find it exciting and interesting for myself to be related to spacecraft systems...

Thanks for the answers to everybody. Ok,gentlemen,then tell me,please,why it takes so long particularly in the US(>6 years)?For instance,in my country (and in some other European,as well,e.g. I found 3-years Ph.D programs in UK) getting Ph.D takes about 3 years only for a person with a higher...

Gents, My questions may seem trivial but the answers I found in the internet are contradictory,so I decided to ask them here since this forum is a trustworthy source for me. First,I want to say that personally I'm interested in Ph.D programs in Electriclal&Electroincs Engineering and...

Yes,I will probably.But the thing that makes me confused is that getting Ph.D is quite a long process(>=5-6 years,as I know) and living on a small stipend for a family during 6 years is not so easy,I guess.That's why I'm looking for alternative ways to R&D,if possible.

bigfooted,thanks for your response.Well,from that I can conclude that finding a such position is theoretically possible but practically unlikely...

Hi everybody, I have an engineering degree in Instrumentation&Controls and I worked on engineering positions in my country(Eastern Europe) in oil&gas industry for several years.Those were mainly field(on site) jobs but I'm interested in R&D work.I've had enough of maintenance and fixing,now...

Floid,thanks for sharing your opinion and an adequate criticism.I've done right conclusions for myself:smile:

Floid,ok,thanks a lot for your comment.Yes,as I expected it looks like I&C programs are a part of Electrical Engineering programs in the US. The thing is that I've already got a BS degree in Instrumentation&Controls Engineering several years ago,otherwise I wouldn't be able to work on...

Hey, Nobody can advise anything?:-(

Hello gents, The thing is that I'm an Instrument Engineer with an oil&gas in-field(on site) experience and I used to maintain and fix different instrument equipment(transmitters,flowmeters,valves,etc) but I want to perform a smart R&D work in future, e.g. creating and development of modern...