2018
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-89713-4_4
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Cooperation and Competition in Swiss Doctoral Training: For the Sake of the Knowledge Society?

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“…in the number of doctoral students is not surprising. However, since the number of doctoral students has almost doubled, whereas the number of Bachelor and Master students, and the number of professors, has increased about by half during the same time period, one can suppose that the number of doctoral students' positions have deliberately received particular importance (Baschung, 2018). The second interesting observation concerns the number of foreign doctoral students.…”
Section: Contextual Data At the National Levelmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…in the number of doctoral students is not surprising. However, since the number of doctoral students has almost doubled, whereas the number of Bachelor and Master students, and the number of professors, has increased about by half during the same time period, one can suppose that the number of doctoral students' positions have deliberately received particular importance (Baschung, 2018). The second interesting observation concerns the number of foreign doctoral students.…”
Section: Contextual Data At the National Levelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Baschung_Effectiveness of doctoral schools_Douro_AE edits_lba_2.8.2019_with figures 10/23 Baschung Lukas-dernière mise à jour : 17.08.2020 In view of the sharp increase in the number of doctoral students, it is indeed remarkable that doctoral graduates still find positive conditions in the Swiss labour market. However, this might be relativized to the extent that a significant portion of graduates are foreigners and are professionally more mobile than Swiss graduates (Baschung, 2018). Thus, their working conditions are not really known.…”
Section: Contextual Data At the National Levelmentioning
confidence: 99%