Signup date: 09 Aug 2007 at 9:08pm
Last login: 10 Aug 2007 at 10:52am
Post count: 4
Thanks all for the words of encouragement. I'm definitely going to have a go - unfortunately the studentship is a must if I'm to do it so we'll just have to see how I get on. Cheers.
I'm interested in doing a PhD in Philosophy but a little worried about my age and background. I'd be looking to start in 2009 - when I will be 57. Is there any age restriction, either on doing the PhD or on getting a studentship (would need that until my pension kicks in in 2012).
Re the background, I do not have a first degree in the subject but have just completed a part-time MA in Philosophy with the OU. Is that sufficient qualification?
Thanks all.
(I did search the forums for info about the age thing but only came across people worried about starting when they are 27/28!!)
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