It would be interesting to know.
Are there any average temporal characteristics for defending a PhD thesis?
According to the research of the Nizhny Novgorod University (Russia), these intervals are as follows:
3-5 years for the socio-humanities sciences,
3-6 years for natural sciences.
The dataset included 313 defended Ph.D. students.
Are there any requirements for publications as 1-3 articles in WebofScience or SCOPUS databases before dissertation defend?
Are there any scientific papers on this issue?
P.S. Sorry for poor English and thanks Google Translator.
The length of time will vary by country. The systems can be fairly different (which means that the PhDs differ too).
I think it's more related to each university structure and rules rather than discipline nature.
Agreed: Universities have their own PhD regulations that govern study periods, and can also change or vary over time.
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