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I did my dissertation remotely, and to keep up with people, make sure my network was strong, push through the things that sometimes just need you there with a p
by Fomite 13y ago
I did my dissertation remotely, and to keep up with people, make sure my network was strong, push through the things that sometimes just need you there with a piece of paper and keep everyone happy, I was in the car an awful lot.
It's not a tactic I'd recommend to anyone unless their circumstances were strongly dictating it, and there's definitely stuff lost in the process. And my department wasn't particularly "collegial" - for the places that are, it'll be worse.
- pnathan 13y agoI did my Master's work part-time and semi-remotely - I lived and worked in the same geographical area as the University, and it was hard. I would recommend against it in exceptionally strenuous terms for the PhD. Full-time on-site PhD or don't bother IMO. It just decreases the educational intensity and quality so much not to do that.