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There are two types of dissertations in total:
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) dissertation is a type of qualification scientific work completed by a doctoral student to obtain the Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degree.
Professional doctorate dissertation is a type of applied qualification work completed by a doctoral student to obtain a professional doctorate degree, focused on solving practical tasks in a professional field.
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Dissertations must meet the following requirements:
For a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) dissertation:
For a professional doctorate dissertation:
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) dissertation:
Professional doctorate dissertation:
| Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) dissertation | Professional doctorate dissertation | |
| Volume | averages from 120 to 150 pages | averages from 300 to 330 pages |
| Research purpose | the research is aimed at improving the efficiency of the selected field and studying a narrower topic or an already existing problem | a more extensive study that requires an in-depth analysis of the problem and the formation of a new scientific concept or direction |
| Sources | up to 300 sources | 500–600 sources on the research topic |