What is a part-time PhD supervisor?

A part-time tutor is someone who doesn't work in a doctoral degree-granting place. For example, researchers in research institutes are hired as doctoral supervisors in a university. Such tutors are all part-time tutors.

Doctoral supervisors should be teaching and research personnel with deep academic attainments in this discipline. Their academic level is in the forefront of this discipline in China, approaching or reaching the international advanced level in some aspects. They generally have the title of professor, and there are also excellent associate professors and lecturers as doctoral supervisors. Have experience in training graduate students, and have trained at least two graduate students. Can adhere to the normal work and assume the responsibility of actually guiding doctoral students. There is an academic team to assist me in guiding doctoral students, and the quality of graduate students is good. Undergraduate or master's courses with teaching experience and undertaking or undertaking a certain workload. Young professors who apply to be doctoral supervisors (graduated from university after 1972) should generally have a doctorate in addition to the above conditions. I have trained at least one master's degree student at home and abroad or helped guide my doctoral thesis.