You wouldn't be able to work full time if you got an EPSRC studentship, nor would you be able to study at OU (Not in their DTC network) or at least it was when I worked for them. Although it is the best way to do a PhD I reckon, full time funded with a nice meaty stipend, lovely.
I've often debated doing my DBA part time (not interested in a research doctorate), it's a hell of a commitment.
I know a lot of guys who have done done part time PhD/ Dphil with full time working on top, and if you've got a love of the research then I reckon do it man. BUT be prepared to be doing 60-70 hours a week and say goodbye to your weekends.
I've often debated doing my DBA part time (not interested in a research doctorate), it's a hell of a commitment.
I know a lot of guys who have done done part time PhD/ Dphil with full time working on top, and if you've got a love of the research then I reckon do it man. BUT be prepared to be doing 60-70 hours a week and say goodbye to your weekends.