Ph.D.'s / Phds / PhD's /PhDs' - WordReference Forums
2015年6月23日 · From my experience this would just be pronounced " P-H-Ds " in a similar way people say " M-B-As " to refer to the people holding the degree. Ph.D, degree falls into the same category as PIN number, VIN number, etc. (A doctorate is a degree) We've seen the redundancy here before and, I fear, is here to stay. Examples:
PhD on business cards | WordReference Forums
Polish. Sep 6, 2015. #1. I've got a PhD in a non-medical field of study. I'm currently designing my business cards and asking myself whether it's normal to put my PhD on them and if yes, in what form. Mary Smith PhD. Mary Smith, PhD. Mary Smith Ph.D. Mary Smith, Ph.D.
Graduate Student or Master's Student | WordReference Forums
2011年8月17日 · Penang. American English. Aug 17, 2011. #2. If you are a graduate student, you are a student studying for a graduate degree. (No capitals.) As for your second example, I would probably say "I'm studying for my master's degree." I suppose you could say "I'm a master's-degree student," but it sounds rather awkward to me.
university professor without PhD | WordReference Forums
2024年9月22日 · Even 'university teacher' was possible. These days here, there's more American influence and I hear 'professor' more. If you are asking about how to address a lecturer without a PhD, 'Ms X' or 'Mr X' is normal here. (And of course 'Dr …