This is so interesting: fighting the 'PhD blues' with writing groups, where PhD students write their thesis and socialise (online). They help with motivation, social interaction, networking. https://t.co/tavdRLmjGz #phdlife#phd#mentalhealth#depression#science#research
My professors have shown me how well it is possible to write, how articulately it is possible to speak and how much it is possible to know. I can think of nothing I value more than their guidance and advice, and nothing I’d like more than their mentorship. https://t.co/cvcvnhb3cJ
I am excited to share that beginning with the 2019 admissions cycle, the majority of UCSF's PhD and Master's programs will no longer require the GRE! A full list of programs is at: https://t.co/WceUwKtTJJ #GRExit
We all know that Teachers are a source of wonderful knowledge, but they also provide great advice too! On this #TeacherAppreciationDay we'd love to know the best #postgraduate advice you've received from a teacher?
How do I prepare for a PhD oral examination (viva)? How do I select a good PhD supervisor? What are the specific challenges of a part-time PhD? 14 essential PhD questions answered
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“To me, you don’t need to be very intelligent to do a doctorate,” explains one PhD student, who added that “you just need to be assiduous and strategic” #PhDlife
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While many PhDs admit prospects direct from undergrad, here you find reasons why a masters can be helpful to you. #phdadmissions#phdchat#phdadvice https://t.co/z1EGg81Pz4
Wondering how a Masters can help you apply for the perfect #PhD? Find out how one student was able to secure a place on a world-class PhD programme #phdstudy#phdchat
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Before applying to any PhD, you also need to consider the support system surrounding you, not only in school, but at home. From experience, family members are the first ones you need to speak to about what you're going through. Their support matters the most. #phdlife#phdadvice https://t.co/NQ8gN1nFtw
Researchers share their feelings of being overwhelmed in academia:
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An urgent problem demanding effective action. #happyacademic
Going through a PhD is character building. You don’t only need the necessary smarts but also the right outlook, the ability to handle criticism, and the grit (which can be applied to any part of our lives!). https://t.co/26UQ0dOFxC
“To me, you don’t need to be very intelligent to do a doctorate,” explains one PhD student, who added that “you just need to be assiduous and strategic” #PhDlife
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Two-track Europe: why do the higher education and research systems in former Eastern bloc nations trail behind their western counterparts?
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