The phrase "a habilitation" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in academic contexts to refer to a post-doctoral qualification or a process of obtaining the right to teach at a university level in some countries.
Example: "After completing her doctoral studies, she pursued a habilitation to enhance her academic credentials."
Alternatives: "a post-doctoral qualification" or "a teaching qualification."
He received a master's degree in philosophy (1965), a doctorate (1966), and a habilitation degree (1969) with a thesis titled "Mach's Principle in Relativistic Cosmology".
After completing a habilitation thesis for promotion to associate professor (1899), he lectured at Jena until 1906, when he moved to the predominantly Roman Catholic University of Munich.
Study Design: A habilitation program based on music training is developed.
He also received a Habilitation degree (Venia Docendi) in "Praktische Informatik" for his contributions on empirical software engineering.
"The addition of junior professorships as an alternative to the fulfillment of a Habilitation is one such route, depending on the institution and field".
While the first habilitation in business research is dated 1903, it took forty years till the first female researcher in the field submitted a habilitation and was appointed full professor in 1942.
It may be relevant here to notice that in Italy the new system for appointing University professors since mid 2012 includes an habilitation which is based only on bibliometric indicators, [28] and not on the discretional analysis of the CV made by panel members who can easily act complacently.
The aim of this study was to examine the efficacy of a new habilitation approach, augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) intervention using a voice output communication aid (VOCA), in improving speech perception, speech production, receptive vocabulary skills, and communicative behaviors in children with cochlear implants (CIs) who had multiple disabilities.
Methods: Music Training Program is introduced as a new habilitation program.
We test the hypotheses in the Italian Higher Education system, where promotion to professorial positions is regulated by a national habilitation procedure that considers the number of publications and citations received.
He was awarded an Erwin Schrödinger fellowship from the Austrian Science Foundation twice (in 1997 and 1998) and an APART habilitation fellowship from the Austrian Academy of Sciences in 2000.
