Ph.D in power engineering
Ph.D in power engineering
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I see a few people in industry that have Ph.D and work in substation design and protection in my region. I don't know if they need it for anything or how much it helps them with clients? Does a Ph.D in power engineering open any doors that a MS doesn't? What kinds of things does it let you get into? In protection, does it close down some doors? Is it something that just looks good if you ever become a consultant? Is it something that only makes sense if you want to teach?






RE: Ph.D in power engineering
RE: Ph.D in power engineering
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