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Which is what many of them do. This graph gives people an idea of what happens: http://sciblogs.co.nz/griffins-gadgets/2010/11/02/your-science-in-seven-words/c
by sien 15y ago
Which is what many of them do. This graph gives people an idea of what happens:
http://sciblogs.co.nz/griffins-gadgets/2010/11/02/your-science-in-seven-words/career-pathway/ http://sciblogs.co.nz/griffins-gadgets/2010/11/02/your-scien...
The next question is whether it's worth doing a PhD for the 2/3 people who don't work in Academia. Perhaps it is.
- w1ntermute 15y ago> The next question is whether it's worth doing a PhD for the 2/3 people who don't work in Academia. Perhaps it is. I think this actually depends on your field. Basically, it's a matter of running the numbers - if the difference between the increase in income and the cost of grad school for you (both loss of income and the effort required) is significantly greater than 0 - go for it.