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I mean apart from the obvious that they'll select some research topic and learn about that.
If you hold a PhD or are a PhD advisor, what do you think students should learn from their PhDs?
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This is such a bizarre question without context.
I would hope that a PhD student would continue to learn critical thinking skills past just researching a topic and learning about it. It's broader than that.
I would hope that a PhD student would continue to learn critical thinking skills past just researching a topic and learning about it. It's broader than that.
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How to make coffee over a bunsen burner or in the field, depending on style of research.
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