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Why a PhD Doesn’t Have to Take 3 Years Anymore
For generations, earning a PhD meant committing to at least three years of academic delays, term breaks, and slow feedback. But not anymore. In this eye-opening article, we explore how modern, online institutions like the Swiss School of Business Research (SSBR) are proving that with flexibility, responsiveness, and academic recognition of prior work, a rigorous doctorate can be completed in just one year. Faster doesn’t mean easier—it means smarter.
The Three-Year PhD Illusion: How Traditional Universities Protect Prestige at the Expense of Progres
Why do traditional universities insist a PhD must take three years? In this critical piece, we explore how institutions protect prestige and revenue at the expense of student progress—while innovative online models like SSBR’s PhD by Portfolio prove that academic excellence and efficiency can go hand in hand.
Breaking the Traditional PhD Timeline- A One Year PhD?
The traditional 3–5 year PhD model is quickly becoming outdated. With the rapid rise of AI-powered research tools and modern academic software, it’s now ethically and practically possible to complete a dissertation-based PhD in just one year. This article explores how today’s technologies streamline every stage of the doctoral journey—literature review, data analysis, writing, and more—while maintaining full academic integrity. Discover how the Swiss School of Business Research (SSBR) is leading this transformation with an innovative, forward-thinking approach to doctoral education tailored for senior professionals.
Honoring a Legacy of Historical Inquiry: David Richardson Receives Doctorate for Contributions to WWII Historiography
David Richardson Pacheco, a renowned historian and researcher, has been awarded a PhD in Crisis Management by the Swiss School of Business Research (SSBR) for his groundbreaking study of the Battle of Monte Cassino. Recognized through the PhD by Portfolio program, his research—spanning 12 years of interviews, archival studies, and fieldwork—has reshaped our understanding of this pivotal WWII battle. Learn how SSBR honors lifelong scholarship and the impact of historical research on crisis management.
Dr. Miray Zaki, SSBR Graduate and Professor, Presents at the UK Parliament’s House of Lords
Swiss School of Business Research (SSBR) proudly celebrates the remarkable achievements of Dr. Miray Zaki, an SSBR Ph.D. graduate and professor, who recently spoke at the UK Parliament’s House of Lords during the Global Safety Summit 2024. Her insights on sustainable finance and achieving net-zero captivated policymakers and industry leaders, reinforcing the vital role of strategic investments in a carbon-neutral future.
Dr. Zaki’s journey exemplifies SSBR’s commitment to empowering busy professionals through flexible doctorate programs, enabling them to advance their expertise while continuing their impactful careers. Discover how SSBR’s Ph.D. by Portfolio can help you gain recognition for your experience and research.
SSBR’s Global Network Expands Access to World-Class Education
The Swiss School of Business Research (SSBR) is redefining global education by building a powerful network of academic partnerships across Asia, Africa, the Middle East, Europe, and North America. From Myanmar and Nigeria to India and the UAE, SSBR collaborates with leading institutions to provide world-class bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral programs with Swiss excellence. By breaking traditional barriers, SSBR ensures that students from diverse backgrounds have access to high-quality, internationally recognized education, preparing them for leadership roles in a rapidly evolving global economy. 🌍📚✨ #SwissEducation #GlobalLearning #SSBR