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Are you looking to take the next step in your academic career? The Open University is offering over 100 fully funded PhD opportunities for the 2025/2026 academic year. These studentships provide an incredible chance to engage in cutting-edge research across a variety of fields, with tuition fees covered and a generous stipend to support your studies. Details here: https://wp.me/p23f03-bZn 🌟 Current Opportunities by School Here’s a snapshot of the fully funded PhD opportunities available at The Open University: Life, Health, and Chemical Sciences Conduct research in life sciences and health-related disciplines. School of Mathematics and Statistics Join innovative research projects in mathematics and statistics. School of Environment, Earth, and Ecosystem Sciences Focus on addressing critical environmental and ecosystem challenges. School of Computing and Communications Push the boundaries of technology and digital communication. School of Engineering and Innovation Lead advancements in engineering and sustainable innovation. School of Physical Sciences Investigate the mysteries of the universe with exciting opportunities. Knowledge Media Institute Engage in interdisciplinary research in knowledge systems and media. 💡 Why Choose The Open University? Fully Funded Studentships: Covers tuition fees and includes a stipend. Diverse Research Areas: Opportunities across multiple schools and disciplines. World-Class Institution: Join a globally recognized university known for innovation and inclusivity. 📅 Apply Now Don’t miss this opportunity to take your research career to the next level. Start your PhD journey at The Open University in 2025. Explore the links above to learn more about each school and how to apply. Details here: https://wp.me/p23f03-bZn 💬 What field are you most excited about? Comment below and let us know!  #PhD #FullyFunded #HigherEducation #ResearchOpportunities

Are you looking to take the next step in your academic career? The Open University is offering over 100 fully funded PhD opportunities for the 2025/2026 academic year. These studentships provide an incredible chance to engage in cutting-edge research across a variety of fields, with tuition fees covered and a generous stipend to support your studies. Details here: https://wp.me/p23f03-bZn 🌟 Current Opportunities by School Here’s a snapshot of the fully funded PhD opportunities available at The Open University: Life, Health, and Chemical Sciences Conduct research in life sciences and health-related disciplines. School of Mathematics and Statistics Join innovative research projects in mathematics and statistics. School of Environment, Earth, and Ecosystem Sciences Focus on addressing critical environmental and ecosystem challenges. School of Computing and Communications Push the boundaries of technology and digital communication. School of Engineering and Innovation Lead advancements in engineering and sustainable innovation. School of Physical Sciences Investigate the mysteries of the universe with exciting opportunities. Knowledge Media Institute Engage in interdisciplinary research in knowledge systems and media. 💡 Why Choose The Open University? Fully Funded Studentships: Covers tuition fees and includes a stipend. Diverse Research Areas: Opportunities across multiple schools and disciplines. World-Class Institution: Join a globally recognized university known for innovation and inclusivity. 📅 Apply Now Don’t miss this opportunity to take your research career to the next level. Start your PhD journey at The Open University in 2025. Explore the links above to learn more about each school and how to apply. Details here: https://wp.me/p23f03-bZn 💬 What field are you most excited about? Comment below and let us know!  #PhD #FullyFunded #HigherEducation #ResearchOpportunities

Tip for super smart college students. Take PhD classes. In undergrad classes, they evaluate you on how well you are able to repeat back what they “taught” you. In PhD classes, they evaluate you on how well you can outsmart the professors by postulating ideas and criticisms they’ve not heard before. The mindsets you’ll acquire at PhD-level classes will far outweigh any technical or conceptual knowledge you could learn at undergrad classes. With the right mindsets and intuitions, you can absorb any knowledge instantly and completely independently. You should value and prioritize mindsets and intuitions over knowledge (if, and only if, what drives you in life is the pursuit of achievements like myself).

From SSTI: Trends in graduate students and postdocs by field of study https://lnkd.in/etTGqsM5

Stanford Intersect: A Suitable Journal for College Applications Website: Stanford Intersect（https://lnkd.in/ewqEpTWY Eligibility: Stanford Intersect is open to high school students worldwide, with no restrictions on grade or nationality. Any high school student interested in STEM fields is encouraged to apply. Subjects Covered: The journal primarily focuses on various research areas, including natural sciences, engineering, social sciences, and humanities, though it is not limited to these subjects. Expected Acceptance Rate: The estimated acceptance rate is around 10-20%. This journal provides an excellent opportunity for high school students to showcase their research work, which can be beneficial for college applications. Learn More: https://lnkd.in/egQd8yKt #ResearchOpportunities #HighSchoolResearch #STEMEducation #CollegeApplications #AcademicPublishing #FutureScientists #StudentResearch #ResearchJournal #STEMStudents #Education

Started my first weekend of PhD classes with 8 students. As these are Semester 1 students, they are still in the process of getting the feel of PhD study. All the best to them🌹. #postgraduateteaching #PhD #weekendclasses #devofresearchframework

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Is it advisable to leave a PhD program if it is not going well? Advice from a Professor with 30 years of experience 👇 Don't leave if your PhD is about to finish in 2 years but I have to admit that *I* left my first PhD program after one year. A variety of things led to this decision: (1) There were some academic pot holes that were before me that I was able to recognize (and be fearful of). (2) I had (uncharacteristically foresightful for me) re-applied to grad school in the Autumn ofp my first year as a grad student. I was admitted to several places, which meant that I had some options present: I wasn’t merely running from, I was running to. (3) Most importantly, I bailed on my 1st PhD program *in*my*first*year* — although I “lost” all of the coursework, as far as transcripts go, that was the least of my worries. And a couple of those classes were great. I didn’t really lose anything by taking them as far as intellectual content goes. #PhDTips

Finding a job outside of academia doesn’t necessarily mean quitting science. Looking at someone’s publication record doesn’t necessarily indicate whether they have left science; it’s more a measurement of whether they’ve left academia. And these two things are not the same. You can be a scientist both within and outside of academia. Research is possible beyond academic institutions. What are your thoughts? #PhD #academia -------------------------------- If you are a PhD, postdoc or midcareer academic who struggles with landing a position outside academia, take our survey that will give you personalized suggestions depending on where you are in your journey --> link in the comments 👇

Also for those interested in a PhD in robotics or human-centred computing