Curriculum

Six studios, one research school.

The PHD.CC curriculum is a sequence of studios, not a list of subjects. Students learn how to write a research question, how to review literature, how to choose a method, how to write, how to propose, and how to defend.

Prepare an inquiry See the studios

research questionsliterature reviewmethods

Tracks

Enter by the next object, not by the most impressive noun.

Track 01Research Question StudioTurn a topic noun into a sentence that evidence could embarrass.Track 02Literature Review StudioMap a field with a synthesis matrix instead of a PDF pile.Track 03Methods & DataChoose a method after the question and keep a memo that can be audited.Track 04Academic WritingTrain sentences that carry claims, locators, and limits.Track 05Proposal LabBuild a brief another reader could fund with attention, not with hype.Track 06Presentation & DefenseAnswer questions about question, sources, method, and limitation.

Six studios, one research school

PHD.CC trains traceable research habits and text revision. Domain letters are a brand. The school does not award a PhD or any other degree, university affiliation, or admission result.

Research question studio narrows a theme into a sentence that can fail. Literature review keeps exclusions. Methods and data are chosen after the question. Academic writing makes each paragraph do one job. Proposal lab is a brief another reader would fund with attention. Presentation and defense ask why this question, these sources, this method, this limit.

How to enter

Bring a file, not a prestige target. Mentors name overclaim. They do not ghostwrite.

Write info@phd.cc. Describe a dossier. Apply.

Continue inside PHD.CC.

StudioResearch Question StudioFrom noun to a sentence that can fail.StudioLiterature ReviewA map of disagreement at student scale.StudioAcademic WritingSentences that stay inside evidence.StandardsSchool standardsIntegrity, authorship, and critique.