i live in middle east and want to study about international law in ur opponion if i get phd can teach in west?
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There is no solid answer anyone can give you, it depends on a variety of factors.\n\n1. the school(s) you currently attend (especially country)\n2. the school where you want to teach (especially country)\n3. whether your work is published\n4. your mastery of local language (you said "west," not necessarily an english-speaking country)\n5. I can't think of any more, but there probably are more factors
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Very likely the professor could get a job teaching at a college or university in the US if qualified because math is a universal language, the same all around the world.  To teach in a high sclool a teaching certificate would be needed and state requirements vary.  That said, the professor should have the language skills required to communicate with students in English.  I had an Engineering professor who was from China and received his PhD in Germany and spoke poor English.  Fortunately he was brilliant and we could easily follow his notes on the blackboard.  I believe he taught advanced hydraulics.
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Utterly useless.\n\nKennedy-Western is not even accredited.\n\nMoreover, even though some employers in business fields are beginning to accept online degrees, most still do not.  You can find surveys and interviews on this topic in almost any current business magazine.\n\nA Ph.D. online, in any field whatsoever, is absolutely unthinkable.  Doctoral study requires one-on-one mentoring by a reputable scholar with demonstrable expertise in a field.  No reputable scholar -- NOT ONE -- would attempt to mentor doctoral students online.
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Harvard has a fine course on that.The University of Florence in Italy also.
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Attorneys make more money, of course, but it seems like teaching at the university level would be more rewarding in other ways. Both would be stressful. I hear it's pretty hard to find a professorship, though. But a decent lawyer can always find work. If you're serious about pursuing an MA or a PHD in history, don't expect to have an easy time finding a job after you graduate. I'm thinking about going for an MA in literature. I just think it could be depressing to be a lawyer. I heard a good quote from a lawyer, regarding his job: "There are a lot of trees, but no forest."--In other words, you spend a lot of time poring over papers filled with boring little details, without ever dealing with the things that really matter in life. As a history prof, you'd get to spend more of your time thinking about the bigger issues.
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Histroically speaking, the University of Baghdad has been a great place to get an education. But due to Saddam Hussien's leadership, and the US bombing of and invasion of Iraq, it's a very dangerous place to be now.\n\nJust go study somewhere else until things calm down, assuming that you are AdAMANT on studying in IRAQ. I wouldn't if i was you.\n\nIf you want to experience the Middle East, go study in Cairo or Lebanon. (I took a semester abroad in Cairo more than 10 years ago, was the best experience of my educational life.)
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It is possible only if u r the resident of usa, uk, canada or australia. If u resident of India, which seems from ur name then go to http://www.ebizel.com they have something connected with internet which may prove useful to u. U shall have to generate students for them. Look at the site first.
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Thats more then feasible. You can hire L.Lb - bechelors of Law and give them some law books from here for training.
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An answer from Weymouth, UK.\nI do not expect you would experience major problems with this proposal.\n\nIf you can decide which University would suit you, then why not contact them directly and ask their advice.\nApplying for a teaching post is less straightforward, whatever your circumstances, and you must be prepared to teach in schools in places beyond your prefered area. However, once you have gained a little experience it is easier to be more choosey.\n\nThe following link might be of use to you:
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As I see it you have three choices:\n1) Be a better professor than all the others in your country.\n2) Stay at university and qualify in a second field, that way you'll have more scope for finding work.\n3) Move to a different country where professors are more in demand.\nPersonally I'd choose number 3 cos then you get to see the world, and you're probably clever enough to learn another language if you want to :-)
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Hi,\nU may find lot of Indian professors in US. Eg:university of minasota. These professors will definitely help you if you are really interested in higher studies. But U should complete your bachelor degree before that.Then try the toefel exam. now try to have a touch with Indian professors.Thank you for the reply U sent for my question.Best of Luck and take care....Sivakumar
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What you want is your Juris Doctorate as this is what is required for admission to the bar (USA).\n\nIf you want to specialize in a particular area of the law, then you may want your Master of Laws as a post J.D. degree.\n\nGenerally speaking, it's 4 years for your Bachelors and 3 more years for your J.D.
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hi Jenny, I am sure you can teach overseas and the circumstances vary but its possible depending on your will. Not everybody needs endorsment but there are ways of getting around it but its the good intention that counts and definately your degree is highly valued
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It looks like a good choice for a masters in global issues, diplomacy,  international relations.  However, since their choices in other areas seem rather limited, I think I would look for a university with greater choices if I wanted a masters in another area.
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I hope you speak Greek.\n\nFailing that, just go anyway, and avoid english speakers.  You'll pick it up in no time.  \n\nShould be a very nice location to study in.
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I would suggest that you get in touch with an international student center at one of the local universities.  You can then meet with a student studying here from China, and the student will at least have the insights to tell you where you stand in dealing with this difficult situation.  Otherwise, there is really no way to enforce or honor agreements such as you describe.
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Based on your question, pursuing a PhD degree would not be a good choice for you.