Inga Barth Copywriter Inga Barth has a degree in social sciences and cultural studies, having studied in Berlin and Lüneberg. Her editorial focus is on socio-political issues such as gender equality and the scientific community. Articles by Inga Barth Professor titles in Germany The title of “professor” is highly sought-after. But who is allowed to use it? And what do abbreviations like apl. Prof. or Prof. h.c. actually mean? An overview. The traditional doctorate Doctorates following the traditional model still make up the majority of PhDs in Germany compared to structured programmes. For doctoral candidates from abroad, a traditional PhD requires a great deal of initiative, autonomy and tenacity. Share this article This might also interest you Pharmacy: Doctorate is a key to top salaries About one fifth of graduates decide to reap the benefits of a doctorate in pharmacy, Salary and career prospects gain a clear head start if graduate studies are followed by a successful doctorate. Applying in R&D The application for academics must be tailored to the future employer. We consider what aspects are important in the application and interview. Higher education: Good study opportunities, excellent and accessible universities In Germany, access to higher education is regarded as an basic right to education. How is higher education organised, what requirements have to be fulfilled in order to study, and what must foreign students and researchers watch out for?
