Direct Route PhD Programs in Europe: Is It Possible to Cut Down Postgrad Years?

[almo]

Is there any universities in europe offering direct route phds?

 

[streeters]

I have no idea what "direct route" means. Do you mean without a masters?

 

[almo]

Yup...

 

[Aero51]

It's not the best idea to go direct route to PhD because you may be stuck to a project you can't stand.

 

[streeters]

Yup...

Oh, then most of them. All you need is an undergrad degree with an honours thesis, usually at least 2:1. A couple insist on 4 years of study before applying, but most are fine with 3.

 

[almo]

I am currently admitted in ntu singapore with provides a 4yrs physics course and I wish to cut down the number of postgrad yrs to reduce the financial strain to my family while at the same time pursuit my dreams

 

[almo]

If I am not wrong top class uni like cambridge requires a masters.. I mean the criteria to take their masters is a first class hons

 

[streeters]

I am currently admitted in ntu singapore with provides a 4yrs physics course and I wish to cut down the number of postgrad yrs to reduce the financial strain to my family while at the same time pursuit my dreams

in the UK you can get into a 3.5 year PhD course with that degree.

Cambridge and Imperial need 4 years, Oxford, Manchester, UCL, etc only need a 3 year degree