Countries With Mandatory Retirement Age for Professors
| Country | Mandatory Retirement Age | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| China | 60 (female), 65 (male) | Professors typically have to retire at these ages; however, some exceptions exist based on special contracts or extensions. |
| France | 67 | Professors are generally required to retire at this age; some exceptions may apply based on individual contracts or institutional policies. |
| Italy | 70 | Professors are required to retire at this age; extensions are rare and subject to specific institutional policies. |
| Greece | 67 | Professors are required to retire at this age, but some may receive extensions based on specific institutional needs or contracts. |
| India | 62-65 | Varies by institution and state regulations; some central institutions allow professors to work until 65. |
| Indonesia | 65 | Professors are generally required to retire at this age; extensions may be possible based on specific institutional needs or contracts. |
| Philippines | 65 | Professors are generally required to retire at this age; some institutions may have policies for contract extensions based on need and performance. |
| Country | Mandatory Retirement Age | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| China | 60 (female), 65 (male) | Professors typically have to retire at these ages; however, some exceptions exist based on special contracts or extensions. |
| France | 67 | Professors are generally required to retire at this age; some exceptions may apply based on individual contracts or institutional policies. |
| Italy | 70 | Professors are required to retire at this age; extensions are rare and subject to specific institutional policies. |
| Greece | 67 | Professors are required to retire at this age, but some may receive extensions based on specific institutional needs or contracts. |
| India | 62-65 | Varies by institution and state regulations; some central institutions allow professors to work until 65. |
| Indonesia | 65 | Professors are generally required to retire at this age; extensions may be possible based on specific institutional needs or contracts. |
| Philippines | 65 | Professors are generally required to retire at this age; some institutions may have policies for contract extensions based on need and performance. |
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