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Nobel Prize-Winning Scholar Warns of the True Reason for the Decline in the Number of People Completing Doctoral Courses in Japan, and the Unfortunate Reality that Companies Are Unable to Utilize "Advanced Knowledge"
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I would like to offer my own thoughts on the issue of the gradual decline in the number of people completing doctoral programs at graduate schools. A doctoral program is awarded to those who have completed three years of education after a two-year master's program and passed a thesis defense. This doctoral program...
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