Sentences with phrase «pursuit of an academic career»

Many more seek advanced degrees, as Trueman says in his second post, for «other reasons,» some relating to other aspects of church life and some with more secular intent, like the pursuit of an academic career.

Not exact matches

The fact that Israeli scientists must spend time abroad before successfully launching an academic career at home provides a particularly stark illustration of a problem that appears to exist in the United States as well, if less obviously: Women with husbands and children often find it far harder than comparable men to move in pursuit of career opportunities.

I must warn you, however, that the obvious pursuit of learning how to teach can jeopardize your academic career.

Between his myriad acting and directing gigs, self - referential art - world deconstructions, book and poetry projects, soap opera stunt - casting, and gauntlet of academic pursuits, his career had become a frenzied juggling act, one that seemed to value quantity over quality.

Platforms like Mytonomy, Icouldbe, CareerVillage, Nepris, Educurious, and UnitedTeach are all trying to connect students to information about careers and real - world applications of academic content, and connect students to adults who can lend advice and expertise to these pursuits.

Among those who present themselves with specific academic or professional backgrounds, such as a law degree, an accountancy or tax qualification or who are legally qualified, occasionally one hears that the reason that they have applied is that things haven't worked out well in the pursuit of some other career path.

Kristin Sherry is Founder of Virtus Career Consulting, helping adults find their personal path to career success and assisting parents and students to achieve clarity on best fit academic and career pursuits.

He was a scholar who combined research and academic careers with the pursuit of practical solutions to family planning concerns.

The consequences of inadequate intervention are often devastating, not only for their self - esteem, but for their entire academic careers and choices of adult vocational and educational pursuits.