Plshavmercyamen:
All the best

Priceless24:


Bachelors- LLB Law
Masters- LLM Law
PhD- International Human Rights Law

jamesandrew:


Awesome! I'm currently in the second year of my PhD in International Human Rights Law. It's good to see a prospective colleague. Human rights is a constantly evolving and interesting topic. I'm sure you'll enjoy it.

oyebenbobola:
Name is Benson.
B.Sc Futa - Animal production and Health

M.Sc U.I - Animal Science
Am about applying next year for PhD in Animal Products in u.I
Thanks

jamesandrew:


Awesome! I'm currently in the second year of my PhD in International Human Rights Law. It's good to see a prospective colleague. Human rights is a constantly evolving and interesting topic. I'm sure you'll enjoy it.

Ezechinwa:


hello sir ... pls i have a question!... we all know that first degrees have classes either first class, 2nd class upper or lower etc... does Msc and Ph.d have the same class

cuz i have never seen a M.sc or Ph.d student mention such...

Priceless24:


Wow, that's great. What's your research on and what school?

jamesandrew:


I think the practice varies from country to country. In the UK, there is classification for Masters Degrees in the following categories: Distinction (which is equivalent to a Bachelors' first class), Merit/Commendation (equivalent to a 2:1). For instance if you make a Distinction or Merit your certificate will read thus: "Masters of Laws with Distinction" or "Masters of Laws with Merit". If you made neither, your certificate will merely read: "Masters of Laws". However, there are no classifications for a PhD (in the UK). A PhD is a PhD.

SSGUniport:
Hi Guys, I Just Found This Thread. Big Thanks To The Brain Behind This Thread.

B.Eng Civil Engineering (Uniport)
MSc Civil Engineering (UOB)-In View
I Also Intend Going For A PhD in Civil Engineering.
Any Good Idea From A Senior Colleague Will Be Welcome.
Please Help A Brother Out.

chemashie:

Great! We are both on the same page. We also insert transition metals into the cavity of phthalocyanine molecules. I am using Indium, Galium, Zinc and lead as my transition metals due to their heavy atom effects. Getting a good solvent system for purification is a huge task for complex molecules.

jamesandrew:


I'm looking at the future of human rights in Africa with a view to proposing reforms to the current institutional framework for safeguarding and protecting those rights. In other words: how do we reform the African Commission on Human Rights and African Court to enable them play a more effective role in the promotion and protection of human rights in Africa? (putting it quite simply )

ahamdiheme:
B.Eng.: Electrical Electronics Engineering
M.Sc.: Electrical Electronics Engineering - Wireless Communication
PhD.: Electrical Electronics Engineering - Medical Image Processing [in view]

6 International conference papers published
2 Journal articles under review
2 Journal articles yet to be submitted
Various international workshops, symposia, etc attended

A bit worried about the next thing to do once I am done, Post. Doc? Your advice will go a long way.

jamesandrew:


Awesome! I'm currently in the second year of my PhD in International Human Rights Law. It's good to see a prospective colleague. Human rights is a constantly evolving and interesting topic. I'm sure you'll enjoy it.

Priceless24:


That's great, I also intend researching on human rights in Africa, Nigeria to be precise and the possibility of eradicating the violation of human rights through ethnic and religious conflict. Have you published any articles?

all4naija:
I can see mostly PhD in Engineering and science courses yet none of them could come up with any invention to help and develop the Nigerian scientific community thereby advancing the society. What a big shame to all the PhD holders on this thread!

Nigeria will move forward without you because your certificates are useless to the nation!

all4naija:

Please, fight for the rights of average Nigerians. The barbarians in different positions are oppressing the citizens and stealing from the nation. This is your chance to do something about them. I think it shouldn't be all about having the certificate you are so much anxious to get the PhD.

ahamdiheme:
B.Eng.: Electrical Electronics Engineering
M.Sc.: Electrical Electronics Engineering - Wireless Communication
PhD.: Electrical Electronics Engineering - Medical Image Processing [in view]

6 International conference papers published
2 Journal articles under review
2 Journal articles yet to be submitted
Various international workshops, symposia, etc attended

A bit worried about the next thing to do once I am done, Post. Doc? Your advice will go a long way.

TonySpike:

I want to believe that you didn't obtain your postgraduate degrees in Nigeria? You shouldn't have any worries on your next line of action, if so....

jamesandrew:


That's a good one. Many rights are violated in ethnic and religious conflicts in Nigeria, and they go unremedied!! I have a publication in the offing,the publishers having agreed to publish same. Also going to publish a text co-authored with a colleague and a Professor in my department.

jamesandrew:


I guess one of the reasons of doing a PhD is to come up with solutions to practical problems. These solutions would be useless if not implemented, say, by passing new policies. So we either have to convince the governments or become the government.

all4naija:
The fact that the Nigerian PhD holders are bunch of annoying individuals who are concerned about their individualism makes me nauseate each time I see them. The researches he is talking about are not going to end up providing solutions to the problems because he has no modern techniques to do that, like publishing them on the online journals, on peer-to-peer review sites,feature them on famous news channels, etc. I am not impressed by those ludicrous researches in thier acropolises. They have nothing to offer the nation with their PhD certificates. Please...

oyebenbobola:
Name is Benson.
B.Sc Futa - Animal production and Health

M.Sc U.I - Animal Science
Am about applying next year for PhD in Animal Products in u.I
Thanks

husseinjnr:
Hello, I have gone through your posts and I really appreciate and respect your views. However, I will appreciate that you do a more intelligent criticism by offering a value proposition. You being an ordinary critic is not enough. Why don't you ask a single critical and constructive question,and wait for response, rather than make statements that you can not justify.

In my view, you are a very ignorant person.

I look forward to your constructive questions. I am sure people who are much more intelligent than you are will provide answers .

Thank you.

all4naija:
The fact that the Nigerian PhD holders are bunch of annoying individuals who are concerned about their individualism makes me nauseate each time I see them. The researches he is talking about are not going to end up providing solutions to the problems because he has no modern techniques to do that, like publishing them on the online journals, on peer-to-peer review sites,feature them on famous news channels, etc. I am not impressed by those ludicrous researches in thier acropolises. They have nothing to offer the nation with their PhD certificates. Please...

Roundabout:
What an interesting thread!...
B.Tech-Industrial Chemistry.
M.sc- Environmental Chemistry and Pollution Control.
PhD (just few months into the programme)-Analytical /Environmental Chemistry...

husseinjnr:
My dear, you really need help. How I wish someone can use you as a research specimen. You are a very good specimen. You are so bottled up with your personal hatred for people who have not offended you.

My dear, please work on your emotional intelligence. You need it to succeed in life. If you continue this way, you might end up being very myopic and stupid .