yellowflipflops

Well, my main problem is that the "chair" of the committee is not replying. And i do not know how to react to that. That is something that you might experience in any country. Do you quit to find another PhD or you just continue and hope for the best?

In the country i am at, you have 3 people as supervisors. One of them is the "chair". There are no tuition fees. In some of the universities you are not required to attend courses or have coursework. In a few you do. You are not allowed to teach unless you have finished your PhD. I am calling and emailing them because i want to meet with them. They do not have standard office hours and ofcourse i do not know where they live.

So i started my phd in economics about 8 months ago. I have 3 supervisors. Two of them i have been calling and emailing for the past month cos i want to show them what i have done so far, but they have not replied yet. I find it extremely rude and i am starting to think that they are not bothered at all or they might have lost interest in my topic. In this PhD i am not required to attend any classes or to teach, etc. With such supervisors, i think i have started to lose interest. I am very very angry. I have turned out great jobs abroad just because i wanted to do my PhD, but with no replies i think...i need to drop it? Or maybe apply for another PhD in another University?