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Career Development and Networking

What Comes Next After Completing Your Undergraduate Degree?

ByDr Nick Oswald

If you’re coming to the end of your undergraduate life sciences degree, you might be wondering what to do next. Fortunately, there are many life sciences career paths that you could take. We explore some of the options here.

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Career Development and Networking

How to be Proactive in Your Career Planning

ByMyka Ababon

Nowadays, it is no longer absolutely true that applying for a PhD means that you are striving for an academic position in the future. Although a majority of graduate students are certainly still aiming for a career in academia, and will thus benefit from doing a postdoc or two, more and more graduates are pursuing…

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