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Questions tagged [titles]

Regarding the appropriate titles or post-nominal letters to use, given an individual's academic status.

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I'm currently finalizing my applications for philosophy PhD programs, and have a question about how to specify my letter writers' titles on my application. Both programs to which I'm applying have a ...
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I just passed my dissertation defense. This means there is nothing left but paperwork to get my doctorate. Among the various congratulations I've received a couple have termed me: Dr. My assumption ...
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I am an Associate Professor at a British University who also has a function as Coordinator for a research team. Should my signature and business card be: Assoc. Prof. Dr. T. Koznin (? Assoc. Prof. ...
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If someone would have obtained two MSc degrees, how do you put that on a business card? I myself have two MSc degrees from a Dutch university. The degrees are Computer Science which gives me the ...
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I am writing a final year project report and I would like to acknowledge a friend who is a doctoral student. Is it appropriate to write Special recognition is due to Dr. Jane Doe for their support...&...
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Is there a correct or preferred format for indicating 'Dr' or 'PhD' (or both) on a professional business card. Background: I am employed in the industry and I have just earned my PhD (in social ...
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I have my doctoral degree in clinical psychology and I work as a clinical health psychologist in a smaller healthcare system. I don't require anyone to use the term "doctor" for me except ...
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I am writing a personal statement for graduate school the Berlin Mathematical School. As I understand it, honorifics are very important in Germany. I am wondering when and how to include them. ...
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What is the correct term for a PhD student who does entirely research and is paid through third-party funds? One can see that sometimes people doing a PhD call themselves a Research Associate or ...
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I am preparing to send an email to a PhD student and am unsure of the appropriate title to use in my greeting. Is it more appropriate to address them as Mr./Ms. or as Dr., considering they are still ...
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I work at an Australian university, and as such, my colleagues have titles and positions which align with the British system. I've met a number of academics which have chosen the title 'reader' over '...
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I have generally only heard people refer to professors as either "Dr. Smith" or "Prof. Smith". However, I received an email that referred to the keynote speakers at a conference as "Prof. Dr. Smith". ...
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UK universities offer honorary positions, see e.g. How to get honorary academic position in UK universities? and links therein. How does one list these positions on a CV? For instance, suppose I am a ...
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I am an associate professor in computer science. I see a lot of academics with titles like FBCS, CEng, FRSE, FIET, FREng. I was wondering, what's the tangible benefit of these titles? I know that ...
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Reading the question posted here left me with a more general question: Given the professional title and name: Dr. (First Name)(Last Name), is there some way to differentiate between the holder of a ...

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