5 IMPORTANT Reasons Why YOU Should do a PhD!

[@TourismTeacher]

What are your reasons for doing a PhD?

[@小肉肉-f4u]

Don't sleep with your prof.

[@chimmalambo5023]

Because i want to engage in research

[@小肉肉-f4u]

@@chimmalambo5023 I knew, but never sleep with your prof. for exchange.

[@adriel8140]

Idk. I just do it

[@thesmithsmaf]

Thanks fot taking the time to post your informative videos. I have just finished my MA and will now spend a year researching the areas I wish to pursue on my PhD, at 55!!. Your vids are inspirational!

[@TourismTeacher]

I’m glad you have found them helpful, good luck with your PhD research!

[@clivekingshott4323]

Hi, your paper The commodification of English language teaching (2018) was instrumental in my masters thesis on teacher identity! Thanks, now entering a PhD…

[@TourismTeacher]

I’m glad to hear it was helpful!

[@minhannguyen2258]

Love your 4th reason the most! And it seems to be my biggest motivation

[@chukwudichieji5702]

Your thesis is quite big. Congratulations and thanks for the video. After my masters in peace and conflict studies, I intend to do a PhD in same discipline. Your video is an inspiration.

[@Popz1977]

Thank you Hayley for sharing your knowledge & expertise- I have an interview tomorrow

[@MarieRhondelle]

Thanks for this video. I have been working for government doing earth science research for six years. I have increasingly realized that to continue progressing and eventually run my own lab, I need a PhD. I do indeed love science and adding to human knowledge in my field. But unfortunately, I have anxiety issues and I'm daunted by the time commitment, sacrafices, and financial implications of starting grad school. Videos like yours at least help me think things through.

[@ordinarybear7037]

try Dr Rupert Sheldrake on the corrupted corperation system that created scientism, and not real science that can be shown & repeated. kind regards all

[@sansrit]

thank you dr hayley I have interview with my professor today

[@lalamichele6182]

You just go a new subscriber.This video gave me a new perspective on doing a PhD especially as a woman.Thank u for this.

[@lynnsim]

This is so helpful! ❤ so glad I found your channel.

[@holzmlm]

Thank you so much for posting a video like this, your career Im looking into so helpful as a a PHD in travel and tourism isn’t as heard of as you mentioned like science or something else of that nature. I love learning about travel and tourism. I feel like it’s something you can learn and never get bored of it’s talking about real life and the world! Not boring stuff like maths 🤣. As it’s so niche it’s great that you are showing this off.

[@TourismTeacher]

I certainly love studying tourism, it definitely doesn’t get boring!

[@alicenbradley4281]

Thank you Hayley, that was so helpful 😊

[@jsmh8502]

Thank you very much for this!

[@shaxnozaismoilova5557]

Thank you for a Great explanation!

[@TourismTeacher]

Did you find this helpful? I also have a video on why NOT to do a PhD! kzbin.info/www/bejne/r4u7eIhmeZWMh8k

[@mehdiaskari1608]

Very insightful professor❤

[@joulibrown9174]

I have a different question. Did you work while completing your PhD? If yes, how did you manage a work, life n school balance? Were you able to qualify for grants n scholarships to cover your tuition? Thank you Jouli

[@dralexbetim]

Thanks Dr Hayley

[@Trimmdeuns]

Very helpful video. Actually, I'm an engineering professional in the Oil and Energy Industry. in my work experience, I've never seen a job ad with requirements to have a PhD in other to get a job in BP, Shell, etc. No big Oil conglomerate has ever asked for a PhD. However, my ambition is to be on top of my field, lead the industry and be a force to reckon with. Do I need a PhD to be on that level?

[@DanielAnike24]

Thanks Dr!

[@anishlamsongrai]

Thanks, Hayley! Everything is fine...the sound of the writing is a bit uncomfortable, what I have found.

[@carltoneasy9984]

Thank you so much 🙏🏾

[@husseinhammoud6403]

amazing content!!

[@AhmedOmar-vu5ln]

Thank You so much ..

[@benardchinua6746]

I have arrived at home. No other comment.❤❤❤❤

[@naziasvoice]

What about doing your PhD from online universities?

[@sk.saifurrahman6757]

excellent dear

[@enigmanemo9352]

Are you offering to pay for my doctorate?

[@tundenordi2022]

Dr Staiton, does age inhibit the drive to acquire a Phd?

[@TourismTeacher]

I don’t think so

[@mickeykozzi]

Wow i juat met my future wife x

[@kevinboehm1615]

Epic waste of money

[@TourismTeacher]

It really depends on your subject area and career aspirations as to whether doing a PhD is value for money or not, but I am sure in some cases you will be right!

[@kevinboehm1615]

@@TourismTeacher fair point, I'm just seeing so many graduates burdened with debt decades later. Selecting a marketable field of study is key.

[@TourismTeacher]

@@kevinboehm1615 yes, this is true. My PhD actually was a lot cheaper than a degree, I’m not sure if this is the case all over the world or just in the U.K. though?

[@nabilkhatib9134]

Phd is paid (funded almost all the time)

[@joulibrown9174]

I have a different question. Did you work while completing your PhD? If yes, how did you manage a work, life n school balance? Were you able to qualify for grants n scholarships to cover your tuition? Thanks, Jouli