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I am in 4th year PhD and writing my thesis now. I have a once in a lifetime offer from a very reputed organisation outside UK. It is a dream job for my skills. I don't have a formal offer yet.... But would want to understand the subsequent issues.
I know it will be a challenge to move into part-time and then submit+ defend the thesis.... But I am up for it.
Has anyone experienced this... Please share your advice and tips!!!!
I believe to persuade my supervisor and the university to get approval (Hope I will.....).
What will be the visa status once I move into Part-time? Tier-4 is only for fulltime studies. I think it will be Student Visitor visa?
Can anyone of you share your views on this PLEASE!!!
Thank you in advance!
Thank you everyone.
I am new to the forum and got my first tips about mytomatoe and focusbooster. Hope to use and increase my productivity. Missed this website all these years.
I have been writing (without progress) my dissertation in my 4th year... Just heard one of my supervisor resigned and will be moving to a different university. Not able to console myself. .....................
I left a well-paid permanent job for PhD. It has been a miserable experience as an international student and all alone. Waiting for this phase of life to be over.
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