Post-Doctorate Law and Legal Definition
Post-doctorate is further studies designed for a person holding a doctoral degree. Further studies amounts to academic or scholarly research. Usually, research is completed within five years. The research intends further deepen expertise in a specialist subject, requiring necessary skills and methods. A postdoctoral research can be funded through an appointment with a salary or an appointment with a stipend. Appointments made for post doctorate research is called Postdoctoral Research Fellow or Postdoctoral Research Associate. Sponsorship can also fund a post doctorate research.
Legal Definition list
- Post-Deferment Grace Period [Education]
- Post-Conviction Relief Proceeding
- Post-conviction Procedure Act
- Post-Commitment Probation (Juvenile)
- Post-Baccalaureate
- Post-Doctorate
- Post-Employment English for Self-Sufficiency [PEESS]
- Post-Employment Services [Education]
- Post-Employment Vocational Skills Training [PEVST]
- Post-Hospital Extended Care Services
- Post-Institutionalized Child
