
Statistics and online discussions highlight significant challenges with traditional doctoral studies. These include difficulties in finding a supervisor, rigid study plans, communicating with supervisors, financial constraints, and burnout among Ph.D. students. This essay proposes the creation of open doctorate programs as a solution to these issues, drawing inspiration from how openness has successfully improved software development (e.g., Linux) and information sharing (e.g., Wikipedia) in the past.
supervisor, sharing, burnout, doctoral studies, open culture, proposal, open Ph.D., Wikiversity, obstacles
supervisor, sharing, burnout, doctoral studies, open culture, proposal, open Ph.D., Wikiversity, obstacles
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