Can working graduate students continue to take the PhD examination?

Working graduate students can take the Ph.D. examination. Applying for a doctoral degree requires a master's degree. It is the same as applying for a doctoral degree as a full-time graduate student. There is no difference. However, according to national regulations, in-service personnel applying for a doctoral degree need to meet the following requirements:

First, the applicant must obtain a master's degree and work for more than 5 years after obtaining the degree.

Second, those who have made outstanding achievements in teaching, scientific research, or specialized fields, or have published academic papers or monographs, and whose scientific research achievements have won awards at the national or provincial or ministerial level or above.

So students who want to take the Ph.D. examination can make arrangements based on their actual situation. But on-the-job graduate students do give a great opportunity to those who want to improve their knowledge level. The whole society welcomes high-end talents, because the demand for high-quality talents is very large, whether it is on-the-job graduate students Whether you have a master's degree after graduation or you will choose to study for a Ph.D. in the future, it is a very wise choice to train yourself.

I hope it will be helpful to you. If you have any other questions, please consult the In-Service Postgraduate Admissions Information Network.