Have you been putting off your PhD for years?
The most costly step isn’t getting started, but putting it off any longer. Part-time, in four modular phases, with a recognised programme and entirely self-funded. Get started while it still matters.
‘Sometime’ isn’t a date.
Every year of procrastination comes at a cost – not in starting, but in waiting. Three reasons why now is the right moment.
The hurdle is lower today
Modern tools take the hard work off your hands, and studying whilst working is more feasible than it was just a few years ago.
Your knowledge is at its most valuable right now
Your experience is the ideal foundation for research. You’re not waiting for the right moment. You are it.
Procrastination comes at a price
The thesis you start today will be finished in a few years’ time. The one you keep putting off will remain an unfinished business.
What has held you back so far, and why it doesn’t hold water.
No. People pursue a PhD alongside their careers at every stage of life; your experience is an advantage, not an obstacle.
That’s why there are four modular phases with a realistic timetable, which can be fitted into your daily routine – with no pressure to complete it in ‘record time’.
A recognised PhD, earned through your own efforts, enhances your standing and profile, and stands up to any scrutiny.
Getting started doesn’t mean taking shortcuts.
Anyone who has waited a long time is tempted to get it over and done with quickly. That would be precisely the mistake. We help you get started with a qualification that stands the test of time, not a shortcut that will catch up with you.
Part-time, recognised and honest.
Four modular phases to a PhD
Each phase is a clear step with a defined outcome. You always know where you stand.
Preparation
Refining your topic, drafting an exposé, finding a suitable university and a supervisor.
Application
Admission to the recognised process, with structured support.
Research phase
Research and writing using a methodological approach, with feedback and a timetable. Your work.
Final examination
Prepare thoroughly for your defence, right through to the award of your degree.
What you need to know before you speak.
Isn’t it too late for me at 40, 50 or older?+
No. People pursue a PhD whilst working at every stage of life. Your experience is the best foundation for a relevant topic; it makes the journey easier, not harder.
How long will it realistically take?+
That depends on your subject, prior academic achievements and your own pace. We’ll draw up a realistic plan that fits in with your everyday life – no ‘record-breaking’ promises.
Will you write the thesis for me?+
No. Our principle is 100 per cent independent work. We provide structure, methodology, supervision and tools. You do the academic work.
Is the doctoral degree recognised and valid in my country?+
We work exclusively with state-recognised universities. All participating universities are listed in anabin, the official database of Kultusministerkonferenz, with H+ status, meaning they are classified as universities recognised in Germany. The degree is awarded through a standard doctoral procedure involving supervision, examination and your own research; the decision to award the degree rests solely with the university.
Whether and in what form you are permitted to use the title is determined by the country in which you hold it. The same criteria are assessed everywhere: a recognised higher education institution and a standard procedure. Only the competent authority has a different name: in Germany, the anabin and the ZAB; in Turkey, the YÖK; in Saudi Arabia, the Ministry of Education; in the UAE, the MOHESR; and within the EU, the respective ENIC-NARIC authority. During your initial consultation, we will tell you which authority is responsible for your case and what it checks. This information is provided for guidance only and does not constitute legal advice.
Which specialist areas do we support?+
Our main areas of focus are Management & Economics, Law (for lawyers) and Healthcare (Family, Public Health). Please also feel free to contact us regarding related fields.
Free initial consultation, with no obligation.
A 15-minute session during which we’ll assess your current situation and give you an honest assessment of whether and how a PhD is feasible for you.
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