How many credits do you need to graduate with a doctoral degree?

Answer 1

In general, you will need to have completed a minimum of 90 graduate-level credits to be eligible to receive a doctoral degree. However, the exact amount of credits required may vary depending on the school or program. It is important to check with your school's department to find out the specific requirements for graduation.

• General requirements for a doctoral degree include:\t
  \t
  • A minimum of 90 graduate-level credits
  \t
  • A qualifying examination
  \t
  • A dissertation or thesis
  \t
  • A final oral examination
  \t
• It is important to check with your school's department to find out the specific requirements for graduation.

Answer 2

A Doctoral degree (PhD) is done by research. You have to find a NEW fact. and prove it.

To be accepted for a doctoral degree you need either a bachelors or masters degree. At level 1.1 or 2.1 .

You will have a supervisor, usually a senior teacher/lecturer in the university, who will give you guidance. When the research is completed, you have to write a thesis and submit it to at least two, usually three people, who are facile with the subject of the research. At least one will be another senior teacher/lecturer in the university and at least one from an external source, e.g. industry. When these people are satisfied that your research is valid and a 'new' fact is made an proven, then you will be awarded your Doctoral Degree (PhD; Philosiphae Doctorum))