To some Professors,
We theoretically know that "discrimination on the basis of race or religion or gender is against the law"... but when comes to action, you select your Ph.D. students based on which criteria?
I feel the reason of my recent rejection was my nationality and Hijab.
Azam Nemati Chermahini
Dear actually, it depends on the person who is in power. If he/she is not biased then he/she not bother about it. So, each case is different.
Despite some discrimination I hope there is also good professors who can take you in their research team. Keep applying..
Unfortunately, despite the fact that discrimination is not allowed, it is also increasingly common in the university environment in Poland also. It is very sad that it affects an environment that would seem to be an example of ethics and justice.
In my opinion, there should be no discrimination against anyone in the world of science and in other fields. Different skin color, different religion, different views etc. cannot be a source of discretion. Discrimination are bad, immoral, unethical, anti-social and only cause misery. Science should be objective and pro-social. For science to be objective and pro-social, there can be no discrimination in science.
Greetings,
Dariusz Prokopowicz
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