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PhD
abbr.
Latin Philosophiae Doctor (Doctor of Philosophy)

PhD
Doctorate in Philosophy Graduate education An advanced academic degree, requiring 3 to 6 yrs after basic college/univerity; a PhD can be obtained in a wide range of disciplines–eg, sociology, psychology, anthropology, mathematics, etc


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