I want to pursue a Ph.D. in HR. I have completed my master's in Labour Studies from Mumbai University. Please tell me how to go about it? I am based in Kolkata.
After completing my PG, I was working in Industrial Relations in an MNC for about a year. Then I took a break for marriage and childbirth. I wish to change my work area from a management job to an education job. Please guide me.
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After completing my PG, I was working in Industrial Relations in an MNC for about a year. Then I took a break for marriage and childbirth. I wish to change my work area from a management job to an education job. Please guide me.
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PhD is essential if you want to pursue a career in education. You can approach departments in Kolkata University teaching Social Work, or you can approach TISS in Mumbai to explore the possibilities. You have a wide choice of subjects; their guides can lead you in this direction.
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Hi Shekhar,
I appreciate your intention to pursue a Ph.D. in HRM. What I want to tell you is that you should consider writing the NET/JRF exam this coming December and then apply for the Ph.D. If you have the JRF qualification, it will be much easier for you to secure admission in any reputed universities.
With Regards, Rayanrone
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I appreciate your intention to pursue a Ph.D. in HRM. What I want to tell you is that you should consider writing the NET/JRF exam this coming December and then apply for the Ph.D. If you have the JRF qualification, it will be much easier for you to secure admission in any reputed universities.
With Regards, Rayanrone
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If interested in regular, then also consider Central University M.Phil and Ph.D. of Chandigarh, where you will also receive a stipend. If interested in studying from IGNOU, visit the IGNOU Chandigarh office because IGNOU also provides Ph.D. in H.R./Labour. Prepare and go for the National Eligibility Test (NET) as well.
I am also planning to do this year.
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I am also planning to do this year.
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Thank you, @bhardwaj_ch1, for your quick response. Is it really a good decision to do a Ph.D. through correspondence, as you have mentioned, through IGNOU?
Secondly, can you provide me more details regarding the Central University of Chandigarh and the courses offered by it?
Thanks
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Secondly, can you provide me more details regarding the Central University of Chandigarh and the courses offered by it?
Thanks
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Dear Rayanrone,
Thank you for your suggestion. What is the scope in the academic field after completing a PhD in HR? Are there vacancies available to apply for the position of assistant professor after clearing the UGC-NET exam? Is it mandatory to first complete a PhD, or can one directly apply for a teaching position after clearing the NET exam?
With Regards,
Shekhar
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Thank you for your suggestion. What is the scope in the academic field after completing a PhD in HR? Are there vacancies available to apply for the position of assistant professor after clearing the UGC-NET exam? Is it mandatory to first complete a PhD, or can one directly apply for a teaching position after clearing the NET exam?
With Regards,
Shekhar
From India, New Delhi
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