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Research
and Graduate Study
The degree Doctor of Philosophy is the highest
degree conferred by the University. It is a research
degree. It is never conferred solely as a result
of study, no matter how faithful, extending over
any prescribed time period or for any amount
of course work or research accumulated. The degree
represents more than merely the sum of semesters
in residence and of credits for courses taken.
The amount of residence and the plan of study
are of secondary importance. The degree is granted
solely upon evidence of general proficiency and
of distinctive attainment in the special field
of the candidate. The degree is granted particularly
upon a recognized ability for independent and
insightful investigation as demonstrated in a
thesis based upon original research combined
with creative scholarship and presented with
a high degree of literary skill. (Adapted from
a statement of the Graduate Program.)
Chemistry
Graduate Handbook (pdf)
Graduate
Student Council
Rackham Graduate School
English Language Institute
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