At what point will you advise for, or will you consider another master's or PhD in your career projection or expansion as an academic?
Dear Apata Stella Bollanle,
Thank you for having raised this question.
It is your option that you can pursue a second PhD if you don't get PostDoc Admissions.
Considering your First Phd, you can do deep research on the same areas or different disciplines of a second Phd is advisable in general.
Faculties and Professors who have had many PhD to honorary doctorates due to their vertical establishments of the research in their fields.
A second PhD in the same field is possible.
If you have many Scopus Indexed Articles in a particular field of study, you can get PostDoc Admissions because PostDoc Admission will consider the researcher's interest in the particular area of interest.
How much will your name be online, or how many citations on your research study will reflect your metrics on citations?
Due to the world economic crisis, organizations have mostly shrunk their scholarships and Funding, so getting scholarships on Post Doc is very difficult nowadays.
Regards
Senapathy
Ethiopia
Your decision Apata Stella Bolanle should be based on a few factors: your personal and professional goals, the nature of your field, and what you hope to achieve with the additional education. If obtaining another master's or PhD will significantly contribute towards your goal, enhance your academic profile, or deepen your knowledge in a specific area, it might be worth considering. However, if your current qualifications and expertise are sufficient for your career projections or academic growth, an additional degree may not be necessary. It's important to weigh out the benefits and drawbacks, including time, finances, and commitments.
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