The subsidy standard for doctoral students in South University of Technology is as follows:

1) "Monthly salary" 1,5 yuan

In the "Leadership Message Board" of a website, a Shandong netizen suggested that in the critical period when Shandong Province is facing the transformation of old and new kinetic energy, talents are the main driving force, and doctors are the main group of high-tech industries in the future. However, doctoral students in their twenties and thirties receive only 1,5 yuan a month, which is very stressful. Moreover, there are no research fund projects for doctoral students in the province to apply for. It is strongly recommended that the province pay more attention to doctoral students and increase provincial grants, scholarships and research funds for students.

The monthly subsidy for doctoral students is only 1,5 yuan, which is far below the national per capita disposable income, and even the minimum wage in some areas is not up to standard, which is really too low.

of course, we have to admit that this subsidy level meets the national requirements. According to the relevant regulations, the national subsidy standard for doctoral students in central universities is 15, yuan per student per year, and the subsidy standard for doctoral students in local universities is not less than 13, yuan per student per year.

However, the cost of living is so high now, and the monthly subsidy is only 1,5 yuan. Not to mention food and clothing, it is difficult to guarantee normal eating and drinking. We shout "attach importance to talents and scientific research" every day, but is it unreasonable to be so stingy with this group of top scientific research talents?

2) Get old before you get rich

From primary school to junior high school, then to senior high school, then to university, and then to master's and doctoral students, they are at least 25 years old when they are studying for doctoral degrees, and many of them are around 3 years old. If we consider the extension, we will be older when we are studying for a doctorate.

According to the data released by the Ministry of Education, the delayed graduation rate of doctoral students in China is as high as 4%. Postponement of doctoral graduation is not only more "old", but also means that you may not be able to receive state subsidies. How can you live without the only "salary" of 1,5 yuan per month?

The life experiences of many doctoral students explain what "getting old before getting rich" means! If they didn't study for a doctorate, they might have already got married, got enough salary every month and spent the weekend with their wives and children. However, because they have studied for a doctorate, they can't take care of their families, or they simply don't have the time and ability to start a family. At this age, they live a hard life and get old before they get rich.

If the subsidy is too small, life depends on the support of parents. Imagine how depressed a 3-year-old doctoral student, who has little or no income, will feel if he is busy in the laboratory until the early hours of the morning every day. According to a survey report of Nature in 221, among 69 interviewees of Dr. China, 4% said that they had sought psychological help because of depression and anxiety, but only 1% thought that they had received effective help from their school or research institute.