Sentences with phrase «job at a prestigious university»

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Pearson began his career as a consultant for McKinsey & Co., where he worked for 23 years, having landed a job with the prestigious firm right after graduating from his MBA program at the University of Virginia.

But,» [w] hile in developing countries those friendships helped in securing the most attractive jobs, such as professorships, within their national higher education system, researchers in developed countries benefited from the global network of their senior friends giving them access to the most respected research groups, labs and universities, allowing them to present their work at the most prestigious conferences and publish in the most important books and journals.»

How do you know that another profession like science policy, management consulting, or secondary - school teaching will make you happier than, say, a prestigious job at the National Institutes of Health or a research university?

Zach Riley (Aaron Eckhart) is a psychiatrist who has resigned a prestigious position at a major university to take a job at the Millwood Clinic, a private residential facility run by one Dr. Reed (William Hurt).

Ike offers Philip a place in the country to stay to escape the noisy distractions of New York City and a job teaching at a prestigious small town university so Philip doesn't have to make nice with the press to promote his latest novel.

While solicitors» firms welcome job applications from students across all universities, there are advantages to going to one of the bigger, prestigious law schools listed in the above rankings when it comes to job - hunting, as Jackie explains: «If you go to the bigger Russell Group universities, it is easier to meet representatives from global law firms at campus events — a commercial law firm might sponsor your Law Society Annual Ball or have a stand at a careers event.

and Dale: I recently graduated from a masters program at a prestigious university only to find my job prospects dismal.