Today, I am interviewing Adrian Letchford in the "How I Work" series. Adrian didn’t go to school - his parents taught their children at home. They taught them how to teach themselves, a skill everyone should have according to Adrian.…
Today, I have the pleasure of hosting Helen Kara who wrote a guest post in which she highlights some elements of her recently published book on creative research methods. Helen has been an independent researcher and writer for the last…
Today, I am interviewing George Musgrave for the "How I Work" series. George's BA was in Social and Political Sciences at the University of Cambridge where he was elected into a Titular Scholarship. He then did an MA in Politics,…
I was recently interviewed on the job market after obtaining a PhD. You can find the interview here:1. When you began your PhD, what were your initial career plans?I didn’t really have plans – my original plan was to pursue…
Today I am inviting Salameh Abu Rmeileh in the "This is How I Work" series. Salameh is originally from Jerusalem. His first degree is a BSc in Computer Science for WIT in Jerusalem. He came to the UK to do…
This post is part of the series PhD Talk for AcademicTransfer: posts written for the Dutch academic career network AcademicTransfer, your go-to resource for all research positions in the Netherlands. These posts are sponsored by AcademicTransfer, and tailored to those…
Today, I am inviting William Behun in the "This is How I Work" series. William Behun earned his Ph.D. in Philosophy from De Paul University in Chicago in 2006, and also holds degrees in Theatre and Drama. Dr. Behun has…
After my recent guest post for Topuniversities.com, I was contacted by QS again, this time to see if I could answer a few questions about finding a job after the PhD.The information from my interview and many others will be…
Today, in the "This is How I work" I am interviewing Daniel Orellana. Daniel is a young researcher on Geographic Sciences interested in understanding the interactions among human societies and environment from a multidisciplinary approach. He has experience in theory…
Today, I have the pleasure of welcoming back Dr. Scheg to share her views on time management in academia. Dr. Abigail Scheg is an Assistant Professor of English at Elizabeth City State University and an Adjunct Dissertation Chair for Northcentral…
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