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by hyperpallium 8y ago
Brian May, started 1970, submitted 2007. https://ewikipedia.org/wiki/Brian_May#Scientific_career https://ewikipedia.org/wiki/Brian_May#Scientific_career
They may have made an exception.
- ltratt 8y agoThe hard time limit on UK PhDs is a recent-ish thing, which started coming in around 2010ish from memory (as is usual with such things, there was a fairly long phase-in, which messes with my memory). Broadly speaking, anyone who started in the old system could still carry on for as long as they wanted. [It's also possible to "suspend regulations" -- which is University speak for "something happened which the rules don't deal with sensibly" -- and extend a PhD's length, though this is generally accompanied by weeping and gnashing of teeth by administrators. It's much harder to do than it used to be.]