Shaoyang college spent180,000 to introduce 23 Philippine university doctors? How did the school respond to this matter?

This university has not responded positively to this controversial matter for the time being, but only replied in the afternoon of July 18 that the school has paid attention to this matter, and the personnel department of subsequent schools will give a unified reply. As of July 20, there is no unified reply.

The beginning of the incident is a document published by Shaoyang College of Hunan Province on the school website on July 7, 2008, namely, "Publicity on the Return of Doctoral Students Studying Abroad and the Plan to Introduce the Same Doctoral Treatment", which publicized the introduction? Dr. Philippines? 23 people, and the most eye-catching thing is that all 23 doctors completed their doctoral studies in the same university in the Philippines. Even 22 of them studied the same major, philosophy (pedagogy).

Although he is a doctor of philosophy, his positions in the school are distributed in various departments, some are science, some are the School of Mechanical and Energy Engineering, and some are the School of Economic Management? Basically unprofessional. And it is written in the remarks column of 22 imported doctors? Back to school after graduation? It is understood that this is a staff member of the school who was hired back after finishing his postdoctoral studies in the Philippines.

Even in official website, schools can see a notice of 20 19 about recruiting master students to study for doctoral degrees in foreign cooperative colleges of Shaoyang University. In the notice, faculty members with master's degrees were sent to study for doctoral degrees, which coincides with the behavior of 20 19-202 1 these people studying for doctoral degrees in the Philippines. In short, this is to send the teacher out to study for a doctor, and the gold content of the doctor remains to be seen. I don't know how many years the school has signed an agreement with these 20 doctors.

But in the eyes of outsiders, how helpful will it be to send teachers with master's degrees to a university in the Philippines with no language requirements or even low graduation requirements, and all of them are doctors of philosophy? Will hiring these teachers with high academic qualifications increase the quality of teaching and scientific research in the school? I hope the school will not just remove the publicity documents, and don't answer directly.