Career Advice

Issue for February 28, 2003

Career Advice

Career Advice

Career Advice

From Science Fair to Science Fare, Part 2: Establishing a Revenue Stream

By:

Michael. McClure

You crawl before you walk. You walk before you run. You grow in steps.

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Three Days to Get the Most Out of Your Three Years

By:

Sara Shinton

And for those of you who are completely at sea, the courses will help you identify what you have to offer and what you want out of your career.

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Financing Your Postgraduate Education

By:

Lynn Wong,

Aileen Lim

"... there are many ways to overcome the financial burden that comes with your pursuit of higher education."

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The External Expert

By:

Bodil Holst

"It was particularly advantageous to see the grant-giving process from the other side of the fence. ..."

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Am I Being Realistic?

By:

Career Doctor

Due to the high volume of questions received, the CareerDoctor cannot answer all queries on an individual basis. Look for an answer to your question published in this column soon! Thank you!

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Eurodoc 2003: A Gathering of Minds

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Robert Metzke

"Eurodoc will help to articulate the needs of PhD students, to coordinate [their] activities and to be listened to, also in Brussels. ..."

--Christian Siegler, president of Eurodoc

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Return to Academia, Part 2: Teaching and Research

By:

Sibrina Collins

"Conducting research is like riding a bike--once you learn how to do it, you never really forget!"

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Meet the Who's Who of Your Field

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Thorsten Hagemann

"It was great to get to know all the famous participants in person, after reading their papers for several years."

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Issue for February 28, 2003

From Science Fair to Science Fare, Part 2: Establishing a Revenue Stream

Three Days to Get the Most Out of Your Three Years

Financing Your Postgraduate Education

The External Expert

Am I Being Realistic?

Eurodoc 2003: A Gathering of Minds

Return to Academia, Part 2: Teaching and Research

Meet the Who's Who of Your Field

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