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While working in Microsoft Researcher, I saw researchers who were also faculty / chairs at nearby universities. Some of these were advising PhD students at the university.As Konstantinos says, Microsoft can’t grant a PhD, at least in the US and Europe. It’s probably possible for an industry researcher to be an advisor for a university-enrolled PhD student. But, you’d still need to be at the university, and the university would confer your degree.

The basic rules are:- 'a' implies any individual- plural (without the) implies all of a group- 'the' implies a specific individual or groupIn the case of the example you mentioned, I've put together a list of the possibilities and what they mean. Any case where there is a single article without "the", "a/an" could be added, although I didn't.- enrolment at university (refers to any enrolment at any university)- enrolment at the university (refers to a specific university)- the enrolment at university (refers to a specific enrolment at any university)- the enrolment at the university (refers to a specific enrolment at a specific university)- enrolments at university (refers to all enrolments at any university)- enrolments at the university (refers to all enrolments at a specific university)- the enrolments at university (refers to a specific group of enrolments at any university)- the enrolments at the university (refers to a specific group of enrolments at a specific university)- enrolment at universities (refers to any enrolment at all universities)- enrolment at the universities (refers to any enrolment at a specific group of universities)- the enrolment at universities (refers to a specific enrolment at all universities)- the enrolment at the universities (refers to a specific enrolment at a specific group of universities)- enrolments at universities (refers to all enrolments at all universities)- enrolments at the universities (refers to all enrolments at a specific group of universities)- the enrolments at universities (refers to a specific group of enrolments at all universities)- the enrolments at the universities (refers to a specific group of enrolments at a specific group of universities)

Normally, you can not convince the Chinese just like the Chinese cannot convince you.When I did my internship in Bavaria several years ago, me and several Germans lived in a shared flat. The guy next door was born in early 80s in Sachsen state, east Germany. We used to hanged out. Although we were both born in communist society, we have absolutely different views on “COMMUNISM”.For him and his family, communism was absolutely a nightmare. He shared with me a lot of stories how his parents and relatives were opressed by the Socialist Unity Party of Germany (SED, the east Germany communist party). How east Germany was destroyed by the SED. Even after 20 years of reunification, the east German states were still much behind the west German states in many aspects.For me and for most Chinese i guess, the word communism is neutral. There are in China communist zealots and anti-communist zealots but they are the minority. The only thing most Chinese care about is a real better tommorrow, not campaign slogan. Most Chinese believe one man’s fate can be changed through education. Fortunately the communist party of China brings us educational equality that we care the most. The Chinese elite universities enroll almost all the students via national exams (Gaokao), not recommendation letters.So if you want to convince us, can you please not use the word democracy. It is almost useless. Can you give us some real pieces of advice on like better college enrollment policy or something else. If you have no better suggestion, why can’t we just respect each other for a better world.