good point. In principle, my topic is totally applicable and apposite enough to be incorporated in the states. Indeed, i do not want to hurt this supervisor of mine, but, if the moment arrives, he should understand that funding is important for phd candidates. He, as associate professor, does not have the influence to get me any sort of funding. I would just hope changing him to co-director status would not suppose a major drawback for him.

At the same time, I wonder whether i should explain all this to potential universities or supervisors before sending any applications (especially because some of them are not cheap at all...)

muchas gracias

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many thanks for your answers. That is the thing, I get no funding andI dont TA either..in other words, I am not getting enough help beside my director who is ,once again, very helpful but in the end, he is a new associate professor at the university.

so, what would happen if I apply for a phd in the states where I obtain some sort of funding, teacher assistantship....? Would they rejected me just because I am already enrolled somewhere else?

Thank you very much in advance!

Saludos

hi! this is my first post, I have found this forum and seems very useful. I am a first year phd student from Spain. I always wanted to get my PhD in the states, for which I took the GRE and all that stuff. Nevertheless I found a super nice young professor and I decided to enroll here.

My question is, could I apply to get my phd with two universities? one in Spain and the other one in a different country (from which I would have co director)

Thank you very much in advance!

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