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Very few schools will even consider letting you do a PhD part-time and no good schools will. A PhD can take 8 years even as a full-time student and your credits start to expire after 10 years. Psychology PhD programs are very competitive they are not going to take someone who isn’t fully committed to the program. Some even make you sign a contract saying you won’t try to get another job while working on the PhD. For more information you may get reference from here http://www.thedegreeexperts.com/dg-doctorate-programs-133.aspx

Engineering PhD programs also called doctorate programs prepare students for career in engineering education and research. Course work for an engineering doctorate generally includes quantitative research methods and highly specialized classes in the student's engineering specialty. In addition, students working toward a PhD in engineering can expect to complete a written dissertation based on original research. For more help you may check this link http://www.thedegreeexperts.com/dg-doctorate-programs-133.aspx

All aerospace engineering degree programs will continue to be fully supported. Thus, the merged department will offer B.S, M.S and Ph.D degrees in aerospace engineering as well as mechanical engineering and M.S and Ph.D degrees in nuclear engineering. The change in the name of the merged department will also ensure that the merger does not impair the visibility of the disciplines to potential students as well as the public at large.

According to me Texas A&M University. Landscape Programs at Texas A&M University is one of the oldest programs of this nature in the nation. The university endeavors to improve and sustain the built and natural environments through the discovery and dissemination of new knowledge, education and community outreach. The MLA curriculum includes the areas of erosion control, plant material, history and various design, construction and planning components of the field.

As challenging as a career change into engineering is the LEAP program provided the environment and the resources for success from the administrative staff to my fellow LEAP students. One of the most difficult and rewarding things I've ever done.