A summary of the Guardian Q&A session, 'Life After a PhD' for which I was a panelist, is now available over on the Guardian Higher Education Network.

Of particular interest, in my view, is Tennie Videler's reference to ASHPIT; certainly a lead I am hoping to follow up. Keep your eyes peeled for their third policy day.

University Arches

I'm also quite amused that my aside on Wittgenstein made it into the summary; a not-so-subtle condemnation of publish-or-perish, even if the point has been made before and, in fact, I really enjoy writing in order to be read.

Anyway, head over and have a read.

Featured image by Katherine Lynn under a CC-BY-NC-ND license.

References

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  1. Anyangwe, Eliza, ‘Q&A best bits: Life after a PhD’, The Guardian, 27 April 2011 <http://www.guardian.co.uk/higher-education-network/blog/2011/apr/27/career-options-after-a-phd>
  2. ASHPIT early career researchers blog <http://ashpit.wordpress.com/>
  3. Mollon, Katie, Katie Mollon, Flickr <http://www.flickr.com/photos/kgregory/>