Sentences with phrase «good jobs in academia»
Despite the challenge of teaching heavy loads while continuing to conduct research, these postdocs are all grateful that they were able to find good jobs in academia.
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I have spent some weeks collecting the best books to succeed in academia, develop transferable skills for PhD students and get a job in industry.
Graduate school may prepare students fairly well for a career in academia, but it's not great training for the jobs at private companies that at least 75 % of all graduate students eventually take.
The job market for teaching - focused positions in academia is a bit better than it is for research - based positions, Paterson says, which could be encouraging some postdocs who otherwise would have pursued research - intensive careers to think about teaching.
For younger scientists eyeing careers in British academia, Goldstein suggests that the best way to get a job may be to do an early postdoc here.
If you're sure you want to stay in academia, an up - and - running group is a good choice, because your adviser will be better able to help you find an excellent postdoc position — a necessity for a good academic job — than will a brand - new assistant professor.
[The academic job market in] social work is better than so much of academia,» she says.
I just got my first «big boy» job at the tender age of... 34, after a long time in academia and a startup stint that worked out pretty well (startup got acquired by public company)- so now it's the...
Assuming good faith is why journal editors generally have trouble detecting actual fraud; everybody makes mistakes, and the reputation of academia is that they do not do as good a job checking for errors in programs as do the pharmaceutical companies, who have independent contractors test their programs.
Things are slightly less grim for in - house counsel jobs, where women hold 23 % of the positions, and academia, where women hold 37.5 % of tenured positions, but now we're just grasping at straws to make ourselves feel better.