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Their title would be something like lecturer. I suppose students might call them professor, or they might insist on being called professor just like some Ph.D g
by rconti 7y ago
Their title would be something like lecturer. I suppose students might call them professor, or they might insist on being called professor just like some Ph.D graduates might insist on being called 'Doctor' even though they're not a medical doctor.
An associate professor would at least be tenure-track.
- chrisseaton 7y ago> Their title would be something like lecturer. Have you never heard of 'adjunct professors' in the US? > An associate professor In most countries people at the level of just associate professor don't call themselves 'professor.' > like some Ph.D graduates might insist on being called 'Doctor' even though they're not a medical doctor The title 'doctor' means you have a doctorate, or in some cases like the UK it's also used as a courtesy title for a medical professional with just a bachelors degree. PhDs, EngDs, DPhils, DLs, MDs, and more are all entitled to use it as much as each other.