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| Nandhini I | Classification of Brain Disease from MRI Images Based on Deep Learning Techniques | 2023 |
| Sornavalli G | Prediction of Stock Markets using Artificial Intelligence Algorithms | 2023 |
| Shiney Jeyaraj | A Novel Framework for Significant Question Mining Using Deep Learning Techniques | 2023 |
| Aarthi S | Visual Question Answering using Scene Understanding | 2023 |
| Kanupriya Mittal | Automatic Detection and Classification of Retinal Diseasesb using Machine LLearning Approaches | 2023 |
| Dileesh E D | Memory Behaviour Based Models for Program Integrity Verification and Anomaly Detection against Code Reuse Attacks | 2022 |
| Thiyagu TM | An Optimization Based Feature Extraction and Machine Learning Techniques for Biomedical named Entity Recognition | 2022 |
| Surya K | Studies on Prediction of Resource Contention in Cloud and Edge Computing Architectures using Markov Models | 2022 |
| Kodaikkaavirinaadan U | Enhanced Concept Map Generation from Domain Text using Machine Learning and Deep Learning Techniques | 2022 |
| Thamizhamuthu R | Skin Melanoma Classification System Using Deep Neural Networks | 2022 |
| Suganya Devi P R | 3D face Reconstruction and Analysis | 2022 |
| Lalitha Devi K | Some Approaches to Schedule Resources Dynamically in the Cloud Environment | 2022 |
| Aparna Y | Some Approaches for Detecting Multi-Lingual and Multi-Oriented Text from Natural Scene Images | 2022 |
| Geethapriya A | Some Studies on Cross- Domain Sentiment Analysis | 2022 |
| Niyati Kumari Behera | Enrichment of a Medicinal Plant Ontology using IE from Biomedical Literature | 2022 |
| Vijayarani J | Context- Enhanced Joint Word Embedding for Detecting Changes in Evolving Text | 2022 |
| Aswiga R V | Multilevel Transfer Learning Framework for Classification and Annotation with Limited Medical Datasets | 2021 |
| Lino Abraham Varghese | Implementing A Secure Key Management Protocol For Multicast Communication In Cloud Network | 2021 |
| Aalan Babu A | An Efficient Framework for Segmentation and Classification of Water Bodies from Aerial Images | 2021 |
| Devi N | Crossmodel Fusion of Multiple Input Modalities for Human Computer Interaction | 2021 |
| Sudhakaran G | Biomedical Named Entity Recognition and Drug-Drug Association Extraction from Literature with Deep Neural Networks | 2021 |
| Krithiga.R | An Enhanced Framework for Automatic Diagnosis of Breast Cancer and Robust Tumor Proliferation Scoring Model for Digitized Histopathology Images | 2021 |
| Jobi Vijay | User Profile based Tourism Recommendation | 2021 |
| Mathiarasi B | Link Prediction in Dynamic Weighted Heterogeneous Network | 2021 |
| Shilpaja Chandrasekar | Video Surveillance based analysis of Vehicles and Pedestrains in Intelligent Traffic Systems under Complex Environment | 2021 |
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| Sudha.V | Algorithms for Arithmetic Operations and Picture Generation in DNA Computing | 2021 |
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| Radhika.R | An Efficient Framework for Secure Data Dissemination in IOT Networks Using Intelligent Stimulus | 2020 |
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| Moratanch N | An Efficient Abstractive Text Summarization System | 2020 |
| Kiruba K | Performance Enhancement Techniques for Human Action Recognition in Videos | 2020 |
| Sri Sakthi | Towards Improving Data Security and Availability in Cloud Storage | 2020 |
| Elgin Christo V R | Feature Selection and Classification of Clinical Data Using Bio-Inspired Algorithms | 2020 |
| Allen Joseph | An Enhanced Framework for Identifying Human Emotions from Multimodal Signals | 2020 |
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| Akila.K | Robust Human Action Recognition System for Closely Related Actions in Video | 2020 |
| Smithamol.M.B | Enhancing Trust for Storage and Access in Cloud Environment | 2019 |
| Agasta Adline.A.L | Graph Based Generation of Research Article Summaries Using Definition Extraction | 2019 |
| Muthuselvi.G | Unsupervised Approaches for Mining Author Contributions in Scientific Manuscripts | 2019 |
| Siva.R | Measuring Scientific in Influence Using Quality Citations | 2019 |
| Kiruthiga.A | Effective Modelling And Analysis of Complex Network For Predicting Convert Organizational Structures | 2019 |
| Janani.A | Skimming of Video Analytics | 2019 |
| Liji.P.I | Analytical Modeling of Real Time Multimedia Data in Next Generation Wireless Networks | 2019 |
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| Jothish Kumar.M | Evaluation Framework for Congestion Control in Wired And Wireless Environment | 2019 |
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| Vimalkumar.K | Tekken: A Framework for IOT Data Pipeline Optimization From Edge to Cloud | 2019 |
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| V.Nandini | Online Short Answer Evaluation System: A model for Descriptive Answer Assessment using Semantic Relational Features | 2019 |
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| K.A.Vidya | Improved Blocking Approaches for Entity Resolution in Heterogeneous Web of Data Using Rough Set Theory | 2019 |
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| Anandhi.D | Some Approaches for Land Use Land Cover Classification | 2019 |
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| J.Betina Antony | Semantic Role Labelling for Information Extraction of Tamil Biomedicine | 2019 |
| Anithaashri T P | Enhancing the Security of Networks Using Game Theory | 2018 |
| Mohamed Divan Masood M | Transcription factor Binding Site Prediction by Using Deep Learning Technique | 2018 |
| Sreeja P S | Towards a Computational Model for Poetry Emotion Recognition | 2018 |
| Krupa S | Quality of Service on Multicore Systems Using Cache Control Techniques | 2018 |
| Elakkiya R | 3-SU Subunit Sign Modelling for Continuous Sign Language Recognition | 2018 |
| Sathiya B | Enhanced Systems for Ontology Matching, Evolution and Learning from Text | 2018 |
| Bijolin edwin E | Multi Objective Fragmentation based Data Replication Model with Load Balancing and Efficient Data Migration in Cloud Data Center | 2018 |
| Chitra Ganabathi G | Privacy Preserving K-Anonymization Approach for Reducing Information Loss Using Enhanced Fuzzy Mean Clustering | 2018 |
| Dhalia Sweetlin J | Model based Segmentation and Bio-inspired Approaches for the Diagnosis of Pulmonary Disorders from Computed Tomography Images | 2018 |
| Leema N | Hybrid Framework with Machine Learning and Fuzzy Approaches for Medical Decision Making | 2018 |
| Rashmita Khilar | An Efficient Vehicle Detection and Tracking System for vehicle Retrieval from Traffic Videos | 2018 |
| Roshini Thanka. M | An Optimized Multi objective QoS Aware and Security Aware Task Scheduling in Cloud Computing Environment | 2018 |
| Hema R | Identification of Multi-Perspective Chemical Attributes Through Chemical Literature Mining | 2018 |
| Shiny Duela | Certain Investigation on File Storage in Cloud To Ensure Confidentiality and Availability | 2018 |
| Kirthica S | A Brokerless Framwork for Efficient Resource Provisioning Facilitating A Multicloud | 2018 |
| Ebenezer Rajiv Hinston Prabhu I | Robust Analytics for Video Based Gait Biometrics | 2018 |
| Gayathri K S | Activity Recognition in Smart Home | 2018 |
| Kanimozhi U | An FP-Tree Based Algorithm for Mining High Utility Itemsets in a Transactional Database | 2018 |
| Manju G MC | Integrated Academic and Social Features for Academic Research Recommendations | 2018 |
| Anithaashri T P | Enhancing the Security of Networks Using Game Theory | 2018 |
| Aruna Rani A R | Security and Energy Techniques in Cloud Environment | 2018 |
| Saranya G | Code Smell Detection and Prioritization of Refactoring Operations to Enhance Software Maintainability | 2017 |
| T Akila | Wireless Sensor Networks | 2017 |
| Suchitra S | Robust Face Image Retrieval System using Semantic Codewords | 2017 |
| Priyadharshini R | An Efficient Mining Framework for Cornory Disease Diagnosis by Associating Textual And Image Clues | 2017 |
| Indhumathi | Enhanced Approach For Reducing Redundant Test Cases | 2017 |
| Sankari S | In Networks | 2017 |
| Faustina Joan | Some Studies on Text Detection in Born Digital And Scene Text Images | 2017 |
| Kalaivani A | An Efficient Framework for Multilable Image Annotation And Semantic Based Image Retrival using Multilevel Tagging | 2017 |
| Uma K | Compression of Scanned Compound Images Using Optimization Techniques | 2017 |
| Pavai G | Improving the Performance of Search Engines using Machine Learning Algorithm | 2017 |
| Kothandaraman | Context Aware Human Tracking System for Internet of Things | 2017 |
| Hema T | Design of Efficient Data Structures for Geometric Problems | 2017 |
| Prabhavathy P | Efficient Push Based XML Data Broadcast for Wireless Network | 2017 |
| Soundarya V | Intelligent Product Recommendation System using Opinion Mining Through Feature Selection And Classification Techniques | 2017 |
| Buvaneswari N | Efficient User Preference Analysis for Dynamic Query Personalization | 2017 |
| Angel Arul Jothi | Studies on Thyroid Histopathy Images in Detecting Carcinoma | 2017 |
| Madhu K P | An Optimized Itinerary Recommendation System in Location Based Social Networks | 2017 |
| Pradeep Kumar Arya | A Credential Based Authentication Approach for Securing Data In Cloud | 2017 |
| Antonidoss A | Intelligent Algorithms for Secured Storage and Retrieval in Cloud Databases | 2017 |
| Altis Raja R | Some Studies on Preserving Source Location Privacy in Wireless Sensor Networks | 2017 |
| Renugadevi S | Collaborative Information Retrieval Based On Academic Interests and Search Behavior | 2017 |
| Suganya Devi R | A Framework for Efficient Retrieval Of Durable Top-K Queries in Historical Time Series Database | 2017 |
| Prema S | Performance Study On Feature Set Clustering And Manifold Classification For Medical Disease | 2016 |
| Juliana R | Swarm Optimized Trust Technique to Improve Security in Wireless Sensor Network | 2016 |
| Poongodi M | An Intrusion Detection System Against Ddos Attack using Trust Evaluation Mechanism In MANET | 2016 |
| M Rajeswari | Certain Investigation on Reliability of Information Dissemination in VANET And MANET using UGFT :A P Robabilistic Approach | 2016 |
| K.C.Rajeswari | A Novel Enhanced Prosody Feature Extration Model For Tamil Text-To-Speech Synthesis System | 2016 |
| Booba B | A Hybrid Optimization Algorithm for Path-Finding in Grid Environment | 2016 |
| Thenmalar S | Enhanced Information Retrieval and Information Extraction Using Ontology | 2016 |
| A.Benjamin Joseph | Optimized Feature Preserving Image Compression Techniques | 2016 |
| Swarna Parvathi S | Multimedia Streaming for the future generation Mobile Networks | 2016 |
| Saravanan N | Developing a Framework for Web service Consistency Quality Management | 2016 |
| Priyadharshini M | Multilevel Realization of Web Services Security | 2016 |
| Nagarathna | Efficient Tracking and Estimation of Dynamic Boundaries using Evolution models in WSN | 2016 |
| A. S. Aneetha | An intelligent stand multivariate atistical approach for hybrid network intrusion detection system | 2016 |
| R.Palson kennedy | Web Conscious Distributed Indexing Algorithm for Scalable Information Retrieval | 2015 |
| V. Prasanna Srinivasan | Design Space Exploration Framework for Application Specific System Design | 2015 |
| J. Senthil Kumar | Intelligent Medical Image Diagnosis with Orthogonal Polynomials & Representative Association Rules | 2015 |
| J.K.Kavitha | Recommendation system using incremental rule mining and utility mining | 2015 |
| M.Deivamani | QOS based reconfigurable web service composition | 2015 |
| R.Karthika | Emotion and Genre Identification in Tamil Film Lyrics | 2015 |
| S. Chakravarthy | Intelligent Agent Based Approach for Securing Web Services | 2015 |
| A. Vijayakumar | A Study of Trust and Reputed Co-operative Communication in Mobile Adhoc Networks | 2015 |
| R. Krishnaveni | Effective Integrated Techniques to Detect Malicious Websites | 2015 |
| R. Pugalenthi | Efficient Protocols for Dynamic Multicasting in Heterogeneous Network | 2015 |
| K.R.Premalatha | Dynamic Course Composition for Adaptive E-learning | 2015 |
| L.Kavisankar | An efficient Mitigation Framework to Detect and Defend Against Multi-Vector DDoS Attack | 2015 |
| G.Aloy Anuja Mary | Study and analysis of Quantum Inspires Algorithm | 2015 |
| B. Umamaheswari | cost effective key management schemes for secure rout-ing in wireless sensor networks | 2015 |
| P. Kalyani | Machine Learning Based Approaches to Detect Defects in Graphical User Interfaces | 2014 |
| C. Viswanathan | Protocols to optimize the performance of ultra wide band (uwb) based ad hoc networks | 2014 |
| K. Selva Bhuvaneswari | A framework for Analysis and Interpretation of Brain MRI using Semantics | 2014 |
| R. Sasikumar | Adaptive fault tolerant mobile agent based intrusion de-tection system | 2014 |
| G. Usha | Honeypot based single and cross layer blackhole attack detection for manet | 2014 |
| M.Barathi | Semantic Based Query Suggestion Approaches for Web Information Retrieval | 2014 |
| E.Umamaheswari | A semantic approach for news event search | 2014 |
| V.Manjula | Resilient protocols for node Replication attack mitigation in WSN | 2014 |
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Anna University PhD is a 2 - 5 Years programme offered in specializations like Architecture, Industrial Engineering, Others, Mining Engineering, Energy Technology. Anna University PhD admission is offered on the basis of the merit of the qualifying exam.
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Ph.d. in science and humanities, ph.d in engineering (act), ph.d in architecture (sap campus), ph.d in planning (sap campus), ph.d. in remote sensing, ph.d. in industrial engineering, ph.d. in mining engineering, ph.d. in ceramic engineering, ph.d. in energy engineering, ph.d. in information and communication engineering, anna university phd eligibility criteria.
To pursue a Ph.D. (Doctor of Philosophy) degree at Anna University Chennai, applicants must meet certain eligibility criteria. Candidates should have a Master's degree in the relevant field from a recognized university, with a minimum of 55% aggregate marks or equivalent CGPA. Additionally, they must have qualified in a national-level entrance examination such as GATE/UGC-NET/CSIR-NET/SLET or have obtained an M.Phil. degree. Applicants with industry experience or sponsored candidates can also apply. The selection process involves a written test and an interview conducted by the university. Successful candidates will be admitted based on their performance and availability of research supervisors.
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Enrolment in PhD programmes of Chennai's Anna University doubles
CHENNAI: The 2021-22 academic year has seen the enrolment of students in Anna University's PhD programmes double, compared to previous years. Academicians attribute the spike to pent-up demand and the likelihood that a doctorate degree will soon become mandatory for direct recruitment of assistant professors at varsities.
In 2021-22, a whopping 2,293 students were admitted to PhD programmes offered by AU's four campus colleges and engineering colleges affiliated to it across the State. In 2020-21, the figure was 1,112 while in 2019-20, the university admitted just 1,087 PhD scholars.
The rise in PhD enrolments comes amid a consistent drop in enrolment in MTech/ME courses at the varsity. "On an average, we enrol around 1,000 PhD scholars each year," the varsity's vice-chancellor R Velraj said, explaining that AU calls for applications for PhD programmes every January and July.
"However, in 2020, with COVID-19 at the peak, we did not advertise for PhD programmes in July, so interested candidates would have applied later on. This pent-up demand could be one cause for the rise in PhD admissions this year," Velraj said.
‘Research fellowships one reason for rising demand’
A senior faculty at the varsity said another factor behind the rising popularity of PhD programmes is that it is most likely to become mandatory for direct recruitment of assistant professors in universities. "Further, availability of several fellowships for doctoral research in India and abroad has also boosted demand," the faculty member said.
Academicians said the rise in PhD admissions is a good sign but Anna University should take adequate measures to ensure quality research is produced by these scholars. "Good engineering teachers are need of the hour in the State. It is overwhelming that PhD scholars have increased in terms of quantity, now we should focus on the quality as well," said former V-C of Anna University, E Balagurusamy.
Engineering faculties are of the view that a rise in number of PhD students will lead to an increase in the research output and will enhance overall funding and rankings of the university.
Velraj said that he will chalk out a strategy and motivate all faculty members to ensure the quality of research by the PhD scholars. "I will also make it a priority to ensure that the majority of the PhD students complete their work in four years," said Velraj.
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Anna University Chennai PhD Admission 2024: Eligibility Criteria, Important Dates, Cut-off, Syllabus, Entrance Exams, Fee Structure
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Are you an enthusiastic researcher interested in earning a doctoral degree from one of India's most prestigious institutions? Anna University in Chennai is your best option. A wide range of Ph.D. programs in a variety of fields are available at Anna University, which is well-known for its excellence in higher education and research. The Ph.D. admission requirements, application procedure, and important dates for the year 2023 at Anna University Chennai will all be discussed in detail in this article. Therefore, let's get started and find out about the exciting opportunities that await you at Anna University. India's best technical university is Anna University, which is in the lively city of Chennai. It has been consistently ranked among the nation's best educational establishments. The university is well-known for its dedication to cutting-edge research and education. Anna University invites applications for its Ph.D. programs as part of its mission to cultivate scholars and advance knowledge.
Anna University Chennai PhD Admission Highlights
The most notable aspects of Anna University Chennai's PhD Admission are as follows:
PhD programs in engineering, technology, architecture and planning, science and humanities, and management sciences are available at Anna University Chennai.
A Master's degree in a relevant field with at least 55% marks (or 50% for SC/ST candidates) from a recognized university is required for PhD admission at Anna University Chennai.
A valid GATE/NET score is also required of applicants.
The candidate's research aptitude, subject knowledge, and potential for research are assessed during an interview and entrance exam.
The candidate's performance on the interview and entrance exam, as well as their academic records, are used to make the final decision.
For PhD admission to Anna University Chennai, the application fee is Rs. 800/- (Rs. 400/- for SC and ST applicants).
The application form and prospectus are available for download from the university's admissions office or can be obtained in person from the university's official website.
Anna University Chennai PhD Admission Eligibility
The following are the requirements for PhD admission at Anna University, Chennai:
Qualifications in education: A Master's degree from a reputable university with at least 55% (or 50% for SC/ST candidates) marks in the relevant field is required. Candidates who have completed their Master's degree program through part-time or distance learning are also eligible to apply.
Valid score on GATE/NET: A valid GATE or NET score is required of all applicants. The entrance exam is not required of applicants who have been selected for the CSIR/UGC-NET Fellowship or any other national-level fellowship.
Work History: Candidates with relevant work experience will be given preference.
Limit on Age: At Anna University, Chennai, PhD admission is open to all students.
The specific eligibility requirements for the program that candidates are interested in applying for should be checked because they may vary by discipline.
Anna University Chennai PhD Admission Application Process
Visit the Authority Site of the College (http://www.annauniv.edu/).
Log in using your account and a valid username and email address.
Complete the enrollment form for the course you want to take.
Include your picture and any other necessary documents.
Pay the fee for the application. There are a variety of payment options.
Candidates who have been shortlisted will be called for the following procedure (GD/PI).
Candidates must pay the course fee to secure their seat once they are chosen.
Anna University Chennai PhD Admission Distance Education
Through its Centre for Distance Education, Anna University offers distance education. MBA, MCA, and M.Sc. are the available programs. The Distance Education Entrance Test (DEET) is used to get into MBA, MCA, and M.Sc. programs, and merit in the qualifying exam is used to get into M.Sc. To be considered for admission, applicants must possess a bachelor's degree from a recognized university. At Anna University, the application process for distance learning courses is entirely online. On the official website, candidates who meet the requirements can submit an application online. Investigate Anna University's Online Programs.
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Anna University Chennai PhD FAQs
What are the requirements for getting a PhD at Anna University, Chennai?
Ans: The requirements for getting a PhD at Anna University, Chennai vary depending on the field. Nonetheless, up-and-comers should have a Graduate degree in a pertinent discipline with at least 55% imprints or identical CGPA.
How does Anna University, Chennai's PhD admissions process work?
Ans: An entrance exam is the first step in the PhD admissions process at Anna University, Chennai, followed by a personal interview. The academic records and performance on the entrance exam are used to narrow the field of candidates.
Can I apply for a PhD in more than one field at Anna University, Chennai?
Ans: Candidates are allowed to apply for more than one field. However, they must pay the application fee and submit a separate application form for each discipline.
How can I pay the PhD admission application fee at Anna University in Chennai?
Ans: You can pay the PhD admission application fee online using net banking, a debit card, or a credit card for Anna University, Chennai.
Is submitting a research proposal a requirement for PhD admission to Anna University, Chennai?
Ans: Yes, applicants are required to include a research proposal in their application. The research problem, goals, approach, and anticipated outcomes should all be outlined in the proposal.
How long does the PhD program at Anna University, Chennai, last?
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Graduate Anthropology Program Overview
Anthropology has been taught at the University of Oklahoma since 1905 and became its own department in 1927. Celebrated faculty like Morris Opler and Robert Bell established the Department as a leader in the scholarly study of Native North America. In addition to a continued focus on Native North America with research specilizations in the southwest, southeast, and plains of North America, the Department maintains a stong emphasis on Latin America, complemented by individual faculty interests in Africa, Asia, and Europe.
Graduate students receive rigorous training in the four sub-fields of anthropology: sociocultural, archaeological, biological, and linguistic.
With twenty-seven full-time professors and about fifty graduate students, graduate students receive personalized attention from faculty mentors while benefitting from the resources of a large research university. The program pages below detail specific relationships and opportunities at internal and external institutions. Our graduates have been successful in securing tenure-track academic jobs as well as positions in cultural resource management, museums, and government agencies. Individual faculty are happy to provide more information on their research and on the anthropology graduate program as it relates to your subdiscipline of interest.
Financial support usually consists of half-time graduate assistantships, typically as a grader for an undergraduate class or research assistant for a faculty member. Ph.D. and advanced M.A. students may teach their own classes with opportunities for both in-person and online formats. We fund M.A. students for a maximum of two years and doctoral students for a maximum of four years beyond the M.A. degree. Our students have also been successful in obtaining external funding. For information on tuition and fees, visit the Bursar's Office .
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We offer an M.A. in Anthropology, an M.A. in Anthropology with a concentration in Linguistics, an M.A. in Anthropology with a concentration in Socio-Cultural Anthropology, an M.A. in Applied Medical Anthropology (non-thesis) and an accelerated BA in Anthropology/MA in Anthropology with a concentration in Socio-Cultural Anthropology. We currently offer a PhD in Anthropology with concentrations in Archaeology, Socio-Cultural Anthropology, Linguistic Anthropology, and Human Health and Biology (HHB). Archaeology concentration students without an M.A. and HHB students applying on an M.A. terminal track or as a precursor to a Ph.D. in HHB degree should apply to the M.A. in Anthropology.
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Graduate Student Handbook
The Anthropology Graduate Student Handbook is an invaluable tool for MA and PhD students and their advisors, as well as prospective students. It provides a helpful roadmap for the details and requirements of each degree program.
Anthropology Graduate Student Handbook (pdf)
Graduate Program Requirements
Required courses, [# hours]; total = 30 credit hours
A student must take ANTH 5001 Professionalization in Anthropology [1 credit]
- ANTH 5223 Foundations of Social Thought (core) [3 credits]
- ANTH 5363 Linguistic Anthropology (core) [3 credits]
- ANTH 6633 Theory and Method in Biological Anthropology (core) [3 credits]
- ANTH 6713 Archaeological Theory (core) [3 credits]
- Electives as approved by the Graduate Liaison and Advisor [15-18 credits]
- Thesis [2-5 credits]
The M.A. in Anthropology requires 30 credit hours, including three core classes, elective seminars, and 2-5 hours of thesis credits. Please see the OU course catalog for a list of anthropology courses.
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Candidacy and Committee Requirements
Admission to candidacy is required the term before a student expects to defend their thesis (the first Monday in October for Spring graduation; the first Monday in April for Fall graduation). Anthropology has specific candidacy forms available at the Graduate College website .
M.A. committees are composed of three members of the graduate faculty in the Department of Anthropology. Please work with relevant faculty to determine an appropriate committee, keeping in mind that there may be specific limitations you need to consider in forming your committee. When you file a list of your committee members with the department's Graduate Liaison, be sure to verify that any specific limitations have been met.
Required courses, [# hours]; minimum total = 30 credit hours
A student must complete these two core classes in Socio-Cultural Anthropology, and receive at least a B:
- ANTH 5123 Contemporary Culture Theory [3 credits]
- ANTH 5223 Foundations of Social Thought [3 credits]
A student also must take one of the following core classes. Usually the Linguistics core is recommended, but the decision about which core class to take should be done in consultation with the student's Advisor. A minimum of a B is required:
- ANTH 5363 Linguistic Anthropology [3 credits]
- ANTH 6633 Method and Theory in Biological Anthropology 3 credits]
- ANTH 6713 Archaeological Theory [3 credits]
A student must complete one of the Research Methods courses:
- ANTH 5153 Ethnography of Communication [3 credits]
- ANTH 5213 Ethnographic Methods [3 credits]
- ANTH 5253 The Anthropology of Communities [3 credits]
- ANTH 5433 Ethnographic Writing [3 credits]
- ANTH 5513 Applying Anthropology to Contemporary Social Problems [3 credits]
Finally, the student must take
- Electives as approved by the Graduate Liaison and Advisor [12-15 credits]
The M.A. in Anthropology with a Concentration in Socio-Cultural Anthropology requires 30 credit hours, including three core classes, a Research Methods class, elective seminars, and 2-5 hours of thesis credits. Please see the OU course catalog for a list of anthropology courses. If you would like to view this specific Degree Sheet, you can find it below.
MA Sociocultural Anthropology Degree Sheet
The accelerated Anthropology B.A. + M.A. in Sociocultural Anthropology is designed for academically successful undergraduate anthropology majors with an interest in sociocultural anthropology. The combined B.A. + M.A. degrees are designed to be finished in five years, with undergraduate coursework completed at the end of year three of the program. Students accepted into the program begin taking graduate-level coursework during their senior year. Requirements for the B.A. are the same as those of the standard B.A. in Anthropology, with 13 “shared” hours counting towards both the B.A. and M.A. degree requirements. The M.A. degree includes a thesis, giving students an opportunity to conduct original in-depth research.
Required courses, [# hours]; total = 137 credit hours (combined degree)
13 shared hours count as both Graduate and Upper-Division credit.
Undergraduate Major Requirements (Anthropology coursework) [36 credits total]
Some courses required for the major may also fulfill University General Education and/or Dodge College of Arts & Sciences Requirements.
o ANTH 2203 Global Cultural Diversity [3 credits]
o ANTH 2303 General Linguistics [3 credits]
o ANTH 3113 Principles of Archaeology [3 credits]
o ANTH 3203 Introduction to Biological Anthropology [3 credits]
o ANTH 3011 Anthropology Cornerstone I: Introduction to the Major [1 credit]
o ANTH 3021 Anthropology Cornerstone II: Research and Writing [1 credit]
o ANTH 3031 Anthropology Cornerstone III: Professionalization [1 credit]
o ANTH 4113 Anthropology Capstone [3 credits]
o Anthropology Electives [18 credits]
Graduate Requirements [30 credits total]
All students must take the following core courses, and receive at least a B:
o ANTH 5001 Professionalization in Anthropology (shared) [1 credit]
o ANTH 5123 Contemporary Culture Theory (shared) [3 credits]
o ANTH 5223 Foundations of Social Thought (shared) [3 credits]
o ANTH 5363 Linguistic Anthropology [3 credits]
o ANTH 6633 Method and Theory in Biological Anthropology [3 credits]
o ANTH 6713 Archaeological Theory [3 credits]
Research Methods (3 required credit hours)
Choose from:
o ANTH 5153 Ethnography of Communication [3 credits]
o ANTH 5213 Ethnographic Methods [3 credits]
o ANTH 5253 The Anthropology of Communities [3 credits]
o ANTH 5433 Ethnographic Writing [3 credits]
o ANTH 5513 Applying Anthropology to Contemporary Social Problems [3 credits]
Thesis (2-5 credits required)
o ANTH 5980 Research for Master’s Thesis [2-5 credits]
Electives (12-15 hours required)
Electives coursework is selected in consultation with the student's advisor and committee. No more than 6 hours from outside Anthropology may be applied. (3 hours shared)
Please see the OU course catalog for a list of anthropology courses. If you would like to view this specific Degree Sheet, you can find it below.
BA+MA Sociocultural Anthropology Degree Sheet
- ANTH 5001 Professionalization in Anthropology [1 credit]
- ANTH 5053 Morphology [3 credits]
- ANTH 5153 Ethnography of Communications [3 credits]
- ANTH 5363 Linguistic Anthropology [3 credits] and receive at least a B.
- ANTH 5980 Research for Master's Thesis [2-5 credits]
The M.A. in Linguistic Anthropology requires 30 credit hours, including four required classes, 15-18 hours of elective seminar credits, and 2-5 hours of thesis credits. Please see the OU course catalog for a list of anthropology courses. Please consult the Graduate Bulletin, which is updated annually on the Graduate College website, for more general requirements and limitations. If you would like to view this specific Degree Sheet, you can find it below.
MA Linguistic Anthropology Degree Sheet
* This program is Non-Thesis only
Required courses, [# hours]; total = 34 credit hours
A student must take the following Core classes in Anthropology, and receive at least a B:
- ANTH 5123 Contemporary Culture Theory [3 credits]
- ANTH 5223 Foundations of Social Thought [3 credits]
- ANTH 6633 Method and Theory in Biological Anthropology [3 credits]
- ANTH 6843 Foundations of Bio and Medical Anthropology [3 credits]
- Or an alternative as approved by the student's Chair and Committee [3 credits]
A student must also take one of the following Ethnographic Methods courses:
- ANTH 5213 Ethnographic Methods [3 credits]
- ANTH 5253 The Anthropology of Communities [3 credits]
A student must complete one of the following Statistical Methods courses:
- ANTH 4713 Statistical Concepts in Anthropology (taken for Graduate Credit) [3 credits]
- BSE 5163 Biostatistical Methods I (HSC course)
- HES 5963 Statistical Applications in Health and Exercise Science [3 credits]
- SOC 5283 Fundamentals of Sociological Statistics [3 credits]
- Or alternative as approved by the student's Chair and Committee [3 credits]
A student must also complete one of the following Culture and Health courses:
- ANTH 5323 The Anthropology of Aging [3 credits]
- ANTH 5393 Anthropology and the Health of Indigenous People [3 credits]
- ANTH 5643 Psychiatric Anthropology [3 credits]
- ANTH 5823 Medical Anthropology [3 credits]
Finally, a student must complete each of the remaining courses:
- ANTH 5001 Professionalization in Anthropology [1 credit]
- ANTH 6310 Internship in Applied Medical Anthropology [6 credits]
- Elective coursework selected in consultation with the student's Chair and Committee [3 credits]
Please see the OU course catalog for a list of anthropology courses. Please consult the Graduate Bulletin, which is updated annually on the Graduate College website, for more general requirements and limitations. If you would like to view this specific Degree Sheet, you can find it below.
MA Applied Anthropology Degree Sheet
There are three tracks in the Ph.D. Program in Anthropology: Archaeology, Human Health and Biology, and Sociocultural and Linguistic Anthropology. Beyond the 30 credits required for the M.A. (including the core classes if they have not been previously taken), these tracks generally require an additional 30 hours of coursework and 30 hours of dissertation research. There are specific additional required courses within each track. Please see the lists below for a summary of this information.
General exams are to be completed in (or immediately following) the last term of formal coursework as detailed on the Advisory Committee Report. Following successful completion of the exams, students complete 30 hours of dissertation research credits.
Ph.D. committees must consist of at least three members of the graduate faculty in the Department of Anthropology (with one from outside the student’s primary subfield) and one faculty member from outside the Department but within the University. Please work with relevant faculty to determine an appropriate committee. There may be specific limitations you need to consider in forming your committee. When you file a list of your committee members with the department's Graduate Liaison, be sure to verify that any specific limitations have been met. Various forms are also available through the Graduate College website . A list of current and upcoming courses and individual degree checksheets can be found below.
Sociocultural and Linguistics Ph.D.
Required courses, [# hours]; total = 90 credit hours
- ANTH 5001 Professionalization in Anthropology [1 credit]
- ANTH 5223 Foundations of Social Thought (core) [3 credits]
- ANTH 5363 Linguistic Anthropology (core) [3 credits]
- ANTH 6713 Archaeological Theory (core) [3 credits] OR ANTH 6633 Method and Theory in Biological Anthropology [3 credits]
- ANTH 6223 Community Engaged Anthropology [3 credits]
- ANTH 5433 Ethnographic Writing [3 credits]
- ANTH 5543 Research Design [3 credits]
- ANTH 6980 Dissertation [29 credits]
Convergence Area
- At least 9 hours must be taken in a convergent area outside of Anthropology as approved by the student's committee. [9 credits]
Choose one of the following sets of course options:
Sociocultural Anthropology
- ANTH 5213 Ethnographic Methods OR ANTH 5253 The Anthropology of Communities [3 credits]
Linguistic Anthropology
- ANTH 5153 Ethnography of Communication [3 credits]
Other Electives
- Electives as determined by student's committee [27 credits]
Sociocultural and Linguistics Ph.D Degree Checksheet
Archaeology Ph.D.
Required courses [# hours]; total = 90 credit hours
- ANTH 5543 Research Design [3 credits]
- ANTH 6713 Archaeological Theory (core) [3 credits]
- ANTH 6633 Theory and Method in Biological Anthropology (core) [3 credits]
- ANTH 6803 Advanced Archaeological Theory and Research [3 credits]
- Electives as approved by the Graduate Liaison and Advisor (ANTH 5413 Public archaeology is strongly encouraged) [42 credits]
- Dissertation [29 credits]
Archaeology Ph.D. Degree Sheet
Human Health and Biology Ph.D.
- ANTH 5223 Foundations of Social Thought (core) [3 credits]
- ANTH 6843 Theoretical Foundations of Biological and Medical Anthropology [3 credits]
- Two Methods course selected from this list or at advisor’s discretion [6 credits]
Optional Methods classes include: ANTH 5083 Quantitative Methods in Anthropology, ANTH 5153 Ethnography of Communication, ANTH 5213 Ethnographic Methods, ANTH 5253 The Anthropology of Communities, ANTH 5343 Anthropological Demography, ANTH 5423 Introduction to Population Genetics, ANTH 5543 Research Design, ANTH 5593 Spatial Methods and Technologies in Anthropology, BSE 5013 Applications of Microcomputers to Data Analysis, BSE 5163 Biostatistics Methods I, BSE 5173 Biostatistics Methods II, BSE 5663 Analysis of Frequency Data, BSE 6643 Survival Data Analysis, COMM 5313 Qualitative Research Methods
- Electives as approved by the Graduate Liaison and Advisor [25-39 credits]
- Dissertation [29-43 credits]
Human Health and Biology Ph.D. Degree Checksheet
Funding and Awards
Graduate students in the Anthropology Department can apply for funding through multiple mechanisms. These are described below.
For information on tuition and fees, you may use the Office of the Bursar tuition estimator . Also, please let the department's Graduate Liaison know if you are a McNair scholar , as the deadline for McNair applicants is earlier than OU's general deadline for applications to the graduate program. For general inquiries about financial aid, please visit the website of OU's Financial Aid Office .
Graduate Teaching and Research Assistantships
The department offers multiple graduate teaching assistantships (GTAships). These are semester-long appointments at 20 hours a week. Some GTAs support faculty who teach large courses; others teach online or face-to-face classes. GTAships are awarded competitively using information from the graduate applications and annual evaluations. The tuition waivers that accompany graduate assistantship awards are described here .
Please contact individual faculty members about the potential for grant funded research assistantships.
Research and Travel Awards
The Anthropology Department offers several awards for graduate student research and travel. These are awarded competitively, with applications due on October 1 and March 1 annually . To apply, download and fill out the Anthropology Scholarship Form. Students can use those funds to support travel that has already occurred. More information about these awards is given below. We expect students who apply for departmental research and travel funds to also apply for funds from one of the following: the Graduate College , the Graduate Student Senate , and/or the College of Arts and Sciences .
Examples of travel or research for which students may apply for support include:
- Travel to present research at a conference;
- Funds for a significant component of a research project, for example, travel or material expenses
- Funds to seed research or collect pilot data
Awardees must work with the department staff assistant before any travel is arranged to be certain that university requirements are met.
Morris E. Opler Memorial Scholarships
Graduate students may apply for an Opler scholarship. Lucille Ritter Opler established this endowed fund in memory of her husband, Dr. Morris E. Opler, to provide scholarships to deserving anthropology students at the University of Oklahoma. Morris Opler was a leading scholar of Native North America. A specialist on Apachean people, he authored numerous articles in scholarly journals and wrote several books on the culture and history of the Chiricahua, Jicarilla, Lipan, Mescalero, and Plains Apache (Kiowa Apache). Dr. Opler was a member of the University of Oklahoma Department of Anthropology faculty for nearly two decades, having served here after a distinguished teaching and research career at Cornell University. Much respected for his knowledge and teaching ability, he retired as Professor Emeritus from the University of Oklahoma in 1977 and passed away in 1996. Among his many honors, Dr. Opler was past President of the American Anthropological Association.
Rain Vehik Award
The Rain Vehik Memorial Fund honors archaeologist Dr. Rain Vehik. Dr. Vehik had a long and productive career in Plains archaeology that included positions at the University of Wisconsin-LaCrosse, the University of North Dakota, and in Oklahoma. In Oklahoma, he served as head of the Archaeological Research and Management Center, worked with the Oklahoma Archeological Survey, and taught for the OU Department of Anthropology. The Rain Vehik Award offers funds to students to participate in scholarly conferences and workshops. Higher priority is given to students attending the annual Plains Anthropological Conference. This award is open to both graduate and undergraduate students. Each student is eligible for only one award per academic year.
Gilman-Minnis Scholarship in Archaeology
The Gilman-Minnis Scholarship in Archaeology was estalished by Dr. Patricia Gilman and Dr. Paul Minnis. Drs. Gilman and Minnis were faculty in the OU Department of Anthropology for many years, retiring in 2015. This scholarship offers funds to support archaeology graduate students' research projects. Typically, these funds are awarded only in the spring.
Anthropology Graduate Student Association (AGSA)
AGSA (pronounced /ægsə/) brings together Anthropology graduate students for the purpose of aiding in their professional development within the discipline. AGSA's Speakers Bureau invites scholars to give public lectures related to the interests of the department and conducts fundraisers to be able to afford these events. AGSA also coordinates professional development workshops with graduate students and faculty on topics of interest to current graduate students. To learn more about current graduate students in Anthropology at OU, the organization, and events check out the AGSA website . If you have any questions about AGSA, please e-mail one of our officers.
Applying to the Anthropology Graduate Program
The Anthropology department welcomes applications from students with bachelor’s degrees in any field. However, we encourage applicants to gain exposure to all of the subfields of anthropology . Students with a master’s degree from another institution may transfer up to 30 credit hours toward a Ph.D. degree. Students are encouraged to use the Office of the Bursar tuition and fee estimator for cost information. Applicants are not required to take the GRE. If you have taken it, please do not send us your scores, as they will be redacted from your application. Please contact the Graduate Liaison, Matthew Pailes ( [email protected] ), with any questions concerning this. Most important in the decisions for admission are the undergraduate transcript, the statement of purpose, and the two letters of recommendation. The department requires a single writing sample, which needs to be sole authored by the applicant. This could be an essay, term paper, seminar paper, thesis, or article, and should be related to anthropology or associated field.
Faculty look for an appropriate fit between the applicants’ intellectual interests and the research strengths of the department. To that end, we require that applicants contact potential faculty advisors before submitting their completed applications.
Not all faculty members can chair graduate student committees. Graduate students (current and applying) should check faculty members' Graduate Faculty Appointment Status and adhere to Graduate College and department guidelines when assembling their committees.
The University of Oklahoma uses an integrated electronic application, available here , for its graduate programs. The Department admits applicants once a year to start in the Fall Term. Our next deadline is December 15, 2023. If you are a McNair scholar, please let us know promptly, as the deadline for McNair applicants is earlier than the OU graduate deadline.
Direct any questions to the Graduate Liaison .
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The University at Buffalo's Post-Master's Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Nursing program is designed to prepare experienced nurses for leadership roles in nursing science and academia. This program equips nurse scholars to advance knowledge development, theory generation, and hypothesis testing to improve nursing practice and health care outcomes. All PhD program tracks are offered online, providing the flexibility needed for working professionals.
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About our admissions process.
- The School of Nursing reserves the right to change admission and program criteria to meet prevailing accreditation and registration requirements.
- Students who have been dismissed from other nursing programs are not eligible for admission.
- An interview is required for all graduate programs as part of the review process. Qualified applicants will be notified of interview via email.
Admissions Information
Admissions requirements.
- Equivalent of a Bachelor of Science in nursing (BSN) and Master of Science in nursing (MSN) degree.
- Active U.S. RN license or foreign nursing license.
- Overall MSN GPA of 3.25.
Application Materials
- Online application.
- Application fee: $75
- Official transcripts from all colleges attended.
- Resume/curriculum vitae.
- Personal statement .
- Two scholarly writing samples.
- Three references.
Transcript Information
All application materials are submitted online through the application portal, except for official transcripts. Please do not upload any screenshots of transcripts.
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Ensure that your transcripts are sent to SUNY University at Buffalo, not to SUNY Buffalo State University.
Please have official transcripts mailed to:
UB School of Nursing Beck Hall-Graduate Admissions 3435 Main Street Buffalo, New York 14214
Electronic transcripts can be:
- Emailed to [email protected].
- Uploaded via Parchment using the "University at Buffalo" option.
- Uploaded via National Student Clearinghouse using code: 002837.
International Applicants
Additional requirements for international applicants, all graduate nursing program applicants.
- SPEAK Test , TOEFL or IELTS scores (minimum scores and more information); UB TOEFL code: 2925.
- International Credentials/Transcripts/Proof of Degree/Translations. A WES document is strongly preferred.
- Upon admission to the program, you will be required to submit official transcripts/degrees/translations in a sealed envelope to the International Admission Office.
- Immigration and financial documents.
DNP Program Applicants
- Students applying to the DNP program are not eligible to obtain an F1 student visa. Visa requirements can be found here .
- If you do not have a US RN license, you must contact the state board of nursing to apply.
Application Deadlines
| Program | Term | Open | Close |
|---|---|---|---|
| PMH Advanced Certificate | Spring 2025 | 07/15/2024 | 10/15/2024 |
| Post-MS DNP (all) | Spring 2025 | 09/2/2024 | 01/02/2025 |
| Post-BS DNP CRNA | Summer 2025 | 07/15/2024 | 09/05/2024 |
| Post-BS DNP (AGNP, FNP, PMHNP) | Summer 2025 | 12/16/2024 | 04/01/2025 |
| PhD (Traditional and Early Assurance) | Fall 2025 | 12/16/2024 | 04/01/2025 |
| DNP Early Assurance | Fall 2025 | 12/16/2024 | 04/16/2025 |
| Post-BS DNP (AGNP, FNP, PMHNP) | Fall 2025 | 12/16/2024 | 6/16/2025 |
| Post-MS DNP (all) | Fall 2025 | 01/16/2025 | 6/16/2025 |
All documents must be received by the deadline.
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Tanner Gelatt Assistant Director of Graduate Recruitment 202 Beck Hall 716-829-3765 [email protected] Schedule a meeting with Tanner.
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Contact Details. Address: Centre For Research, Anna University, Chennai - 600 025, Tamil Nadu, India. Phone : 044 2235 7354 Fax : 044-2220 1213 Email : [email protected]
Ph.D. Regulation Click Here. Online Application. Important Dates : Date of start of Online Application and Fee Payment :19-02-2024 @11.00am. Date of closure of online Application :13-03-2024 @5.30pm. Last date to submit hardcopy of Application :16-03-2024 @5.30pm. ( Note: For fees payment use Re-Edit option)
Anna University PhD Admission 2024 is open for the July 2024 session. The last date to apply is March 09, 2024. ... Candidates must have bachelor's degree in Engineering / Technology of the University or any other qualification recognized as equivalent in the fields of study with a minimum of 15 years of Research and development (R & D ...
Anna University also offers full-time Ph.D. Program sponsored by AICTE for eligible Indian Nationals under the AICTE Doctoral Fellowship (ADF) scheme. More detailed instructions about Ph.D. / M.S.(By Research) / (M.S.+Ph.D.) programmes, admission policies for ADF / ARF and etc. are available at https://cfr.annauniv.edu
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Anna University was established on 4th September, 1978 as a unitary type of University. This University was named after Late Dr.C.N.Annadurai, former Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu. ... India, in 1958, and a MEng degree from the University of New South Wales, Australia, in 1960. He received his PhD degree in Computer Science from Stanford ...
Anna University was established on 4th September, 1978 and offers a wide range of Under Graduate, Post graduate and Doctoral programmes in Engineering, Technology, Architecture and Applied Sciences relevant to the current and projected needs of the society.
Anna University PhD - Candidates willing to study PhD at Anna University must check the details here to know about fees structure, admission, courses, eligibility, placements, average package, cut off and other details. ... Candidates should have a Master's degree in the relevant field from a recognized university, with a minimum of 55% ...
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4.1 The candidates desirous of registering for M.S. (By Research) cum Ph.D. Programme shall apply by filling all the relevant details mentioned in the online application form available in the University website and submit online with the approval of the supervisor on or before the due date as indicated in the notification issued from time to time.
Chennai, 07 March 2022: Anna University, Chennai, a public state university in Tamil Nadu, has announced PhD/MS By Research/ MS + Plus PhD Programmes Admission for July 2022 session. The closing date for submission of online application is 25 March 2022. ... PhD Degree in Management Sciences: MBA / Post Graduate Diploma in Business Management ...
13 Mar 2022, 11:01 pm. 2 min read. CHENNAI: The 2021-22 academic year has seen the enrolment of students in Anna University's PhD programmes double, compared to previous years. Academicians ...
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New Delhi: Anna University has begun applications for admission to PhD, MS (By Research) and MS + PhD Programs for the academic session 2023-24. Interested candidates can apply online at annauniv.edu by submitting their application forms before March 20, 2023. As per Anna University, candidates holding a Master's degree and those awaiting final year results of Master's degree are eligible ...
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7. Copy of Ph.D. application form duly filled in, with signature of the approved supervisor of Anna University. 8. A Demand Draft for Rs.500/- (Non-Refundable) drawn in favour of "The Director, Centre for Academic Courses, Anna University", towards the processing fee for the issue of the Eligibility Certificate. 9.
The candidate's performance on the interview and entrance exam, as well as their academic records, are used to make the final decision. For PhD admission to Anna University Chennai, the application fee is Rs. 800/- (Rs. 400/- for SC and ST applicants). The application form and prospectus are available for download from the university's ...
With twenty-seven full-time professors and about fifty graduate students, graduate students receive personalized attention from faculty mentors while benefitting from the resources of a large research university. The program pages below detail specific relationships and opportunities at internal and external institutions.
Candidates are advised to take a printout of the application and submit the hard copy of application form on or before 30.09.2023 to The Director, Centre for Research, Anna University, Chennai - 600025. For general admission queries, contact office at 044 - 2235 7354 / 7361. For any online application related query, send email to cfradmissions ...
New Rochelle and Bronxville, N.Y. - Iona University is proud to announce an expanded scholarship program for first responders seeking to advance their education through graduate studies, offering a 20 percent tuition discount to eligible students. The First Responder, Medical and Safety Personnel Scholarship offers a significant tuition discount for active and retired first responders.
The admission to the PhD Programme January 2022 session is proposed to be done through the online ... UG and PG Degree Certificate and Consolidated Mark sheets 4. Community Certificate (OC not applicable) ... Anna University, Chennai- 600025. Admission will be considered only on receiving this form on or before 21.01.2022 at 5.00 p.m.)
The University at Buffalo's Post-Master's Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Nursing program is designed to prepare experienced nurses for leadership roles in nursing science and academia. This program equips nurse scholars to advance knowledge development, theory generation, and hypothesis testing to improve nursing practice and health care outcomes. All PhD program tracks are offered online ...