GradUCon: Careers in Higher Education Administration
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- Опубликовано: 9 апр 2012
- Professional panelists provide an overview of the kinds of positions that are available at universities and in higher education administration, and share tips on how you can succeed in landing one.
GradUCon is an annual conference designed for current graduate students in the arts and sciences, and recent alumni of graduate programs at the University of Chicago. This conference includes expert panels on a variety of topics related to graduate student life, as well as personal and professional development.
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January 20, 2012
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I was really impressed by this panel discussion. Very practical tips and candid experiences. Thank you.
This is old, but the first speaker is excellent.
Great panel and information! Thank you
The question is whether the Ph.D./doctorate adds value to your job search. This lady in blue explains the tough path she has gone through. I don't see any added value to her CV by doing PhD. In the end, she just became a recruiter which she could have done by taking few HR classes. I am interested in Higher education Ph.D./Doctorate but when I see that it is tough, then why should I go for a degree?
This is really good information. Thanks
i looked into this master's degree program and actually will be taking a couple of classes this semester. im hoping this is the right path for me.. im at UW-Milwaukee thought but hope to move and work in chicago in 2021. I am looking to network.
How’s it doing man? Can you please describe your job and any different working opportunities in this field/requiring this master degree. I’m working in edu field and considering to take this master degree, but the path is not clear and I couldn’t find much related information. Your info may help a lot. Thanks in advance!