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The Black PhD experience: stories of strength, courage and wisdom in UK academia
This ground-breaking work tells the stories of Black postgraduate students from application to graduation, outlining the joys, struggles and heartbreaks they have experienced on the road to gaining the highest terminal degree, a Doctor of Philosophy degree (PhD). From the sciences, arts, humanities
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