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31. The Hidden Benefits of Doing Your PhD Part-Time
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Doing your PhD part-time can sometimes feel like an unwanted option for most scholars but it can be a lifeline for some of us as Scholarly Mamas!
While it's not for everyone, there are so many hidden benefits of doing your PhD part-time and in this episode, I share a few of those with you, in case you're faced with the choice of whether to do your PhD full-time or part-time.
Of course, everyone's circumstances are different and it's important to remember that what works for one won't necessarily work for all, so please make an informed decision that suits your circumstances as appropriate.
Read the related blog post: The Hidden Benefits of Doing Your PhD Part-Time
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