Article-Based Doctorate

Introduction 00:39
Process and Planning 02:54
Structure and Red Thread 07:57
Originality and Contribution 21:08
Authorship and Copyright 22:10
Take away 23:48
A dissertation based on articles in academic journals must meet the following criteria:
1. There must be at least three or four submitted peer-reviewed publications (articles or chapters in a book). Two of these publications need to be published or formally accepted for publication. It is the responsibility of the doctoral advisory committee to safeguard the quality of the publications;
2. The doctoral student should be the author with the greatest contribution to at least three such publications;
3. The compiled contributions should show clear consistency in terms of contents;
4. The compiled contributions should be preceded by an introduction that elaborates on the problem and the structure of the dissertation, the methodology, and the importance of the research clearly and conclusively;
5. The compiled contributions should be followed by a discussion and conclusion that provides an answer to the research questions raised consistently;
6. The doctoral student should support their contributions with research data to be updated until the moment of the promotion. If applicable, the research hypothesis and conclusions will also be amended in light of this update.
The conclusion that a submitted dissertation meets these criteria does not detract from the autonomous authority of the Examination Board to decide whether the dissertation is acceptable.

[@pedram4967]

It can be challenging to publish in top-tier (Q1) journals in the social sciences, especially since researchers often need to secure funding from their universities to pay for publishing these high-impact publications. Even many established, prominent scholars can face difficulties getting their work accepted by the most prestigious journals in their fields.

[@ZhuoyangSun-bs3cp]

very great ! I am a PHD reseacher from china.

[@idrisali8199]

Precisely dsecribed and insightful video indeed

[@ammaralkhafaji6164]

it's really excellent lecture fully of valuable information

[@Shady_Attia]

Thanks a lot

[@Jabulani765]

👏

[@Shady_Attia]

:)

[@shizzo4nizzo]

Thank you very much for this excellent presentation. I am currently finalizing my article-based PhD, and this presentation is timely. I will be particularly keen on copyright issues and resisting from editing published papers. I am required to write a synthesis/integrative chapter towards the end of my thesis, and yet guidelines are very scarce. Please consider addressing this topic in your future presentations.

[@Shady_Attia]

You're very welcome!

[@DennisBolanos]

Dr. Attia, to what extent is a postdoc necessary in order to become an independent researcher?

[@travel4love]

❤

[@travel4love]

Waiting sir

[@waqarahmed3606]

A great lecture!
However, I laughed when the professor mistakenly said Dinosaurs instead of saying Reviwers. Haha
In any case, the lecture is highly appreciated.

[@Shady_Attia]

Good point!

[@0916079787]

Thank you, Dr. Attia, for this informative lecture. I have three articles, two are already published, and one will be soon. How to add them to my thesis? Can I include them as pdf directly inside my thesis, in the same way as the published article format? or should I copy & paste the contents?