Articles
2017: Readership Course
Survey of PhD-student working situation in Sweden
- Pimkamol Mattsson
- Jan Marcus Dahlström
- Olaf Hartig
- Urban Persson
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Submitted
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October 18, 2019
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Published
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2017-10-31
Abstract
Results from a survey about the working situation of PhD students in Sweden are presented. The focus is on questions concerning the working hours and vacation days. A brief review of related prior studies is presented and compared with our present findings. In summary, we find that PhD‐students work on average 43.5 hours per week, which is roughly 4 hours more than they are legally and socially obliged to do.
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