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Yes, in positivist sciences 20% intending to stay would be very high by historical standards. This paper https://dspace.mit.edu/handle/1721.1/93208 https://dsp
by spwa4 6mo ago
Yes, in positivist sciences 20% intending to stay would be very high by historical standards.
This paper https://dspace.mit.edu/handle/1721.1/93208 https://dspace.mit.edu/handle/1721.1/93208 gives and estimate 87% PhD holders leave before becoming (tenured) faculty. And that's academia-wide. In the sciences more will be leaving. In exact sciences yet again more.
Truth is most people leave before even getting a PhD, so it's even worse (and the advice is to think long and hard before doing a PhD, and certainly starting one because you can't find a job for a few months is sure to result in disappointment)
- mishellaneous 6mo ago> Yes, in positivist sciences 20% intending to stay would be very high by historical standards. i'd be interested in a source for this. i did not find in the article you cite mention of historical trends.