You can turn your published research to a doctorate level qualification (PhD) within a year.
The PhD by Publication is an accelerated, PhD award intended for those who have carried out extensive research over a significant period and have several publications arising from this work which have already been published.
To be considered for a PhD by publication in TAAS, you will need to have held a postgraduate degree – awarded from accredited institution or a recognized non-equivalent for at least 8 years.
– A title of the proposed PhD.
– Curriculum vitae (CV)
– Names and details of two professional referees.
– A copy of your qualifications.
– A listing of the published work on which the application is based upon.
– A personal statement of not more than 1500 words setting out the following:
– The impact within its discipline;
– The methodologies used;
– An appropriate contextualization of the research;
– Clear indication of any parts of the work which may have been carried out in collaboration with other parties/authors.
As well as submitting the published work, candidates for the PhD by Publication need to prepare a critical analysis of around 12,000 to 15,000 words and to undertake an oral examination (viva) on the critical analysis and the published work.