@@chris.hoskinson You must have a pretty boring life, haven't you?

@@torosytoros 😂

What about biochemical engineering

Most of it is Chemistry.

@@reigndrops4090 Pretty much.

It's called a blazer. -Barney Stinson

Step2: Mount steel, sharp spikes on those elbows. Step3: Hit very hard with those elbows everytime you need to eliminate competition.

:-))))

rainers10 A mathematics PhD thesis for you then. Full of equations.

Depends on what you study. It very well may take 500 pages to discuss, prove, and defend your research.

Yes, but indirectly

@@supermarc Yeah, they tend to eat the lecturers and post-docs who eat the graduate students who eat the undergrads

@@forkevbot And what do the undergrads feed on??

@@6023barath Beans on toast.

HahahahahahahaahahhahahH

Ikr

Be nasty. Be dishonest.

Deipatrous, no be a liar but kind

4. Do an insane amount of work and try to come out sane on the other side.

the internet will fix a lot of the stuff you said, give it 20 more years and humanity will value education more

ibrahim, true, the worst enemy of a researcher/academic is universities themselves and university administrators. it's like reliving some Kafka's novel.

TheBoss2288 well don't feel too compassionate.... cause they themselves won the lottery too so

What do you mean by "all my tenure professors"? In my whole degree I was never taught by one full professor, they're too busy running their departments to be giving classes to undergrads. I had plenty of senior lecturers or associate professors but not *the* professor, let alone more than one (were they from different departments?)

@@QuasiELVIS Perhaps where you live it is somewhat different? I had a number of tenured professors who ran courses. I had one in sociology, one in math, one in a critical reading course, and one in physics at least. So quite a wide range of disciplines. It was in the US. It was at a very large university that has a lot of research, and was somewhere between average and ivy league as far as ranking/reputation in most areas. In all of these cases, the professors enjoyed teaching. Also I think maybe I actually had 3-4 tenured professors run my courses in physics (my major) because the department was somewhat small and a large portion of the upper level electives are taught by tenured professors.

Moses Bullrush lol, let me guess, no universty wanted you so now you're mad? pathetic.

CastelDawn lol Let me guess, the video link in my comment was beyond your comprehension - congrats, you qualify for University admisson - followed by flipping burgers. I suppose you also believe in Anthropogenic Global Warming even though you can't show any causal correlation between atmosheric CO2 concentrations and Earth Temperature.

Moses Bullrush Whether "global warming" is real or not, the effects of addressing are beneficial for 99.9% of the human population (the 99.9% that don't make billions of of selling oil,coal etc.) why? Simple, because the hydrocarbon bi products of burning fossils fuels are harmful to human health. Replacing them with a clean, harmless energy source isn't a bad thing, and any sane person would be wise to encourage governments to address the issue of "global warming" even if they do not believe in it, for the sole purpose of creating a cleaner, healthier environment for everybody.

just to leave comments Hydrocarbon emmissions have been cleaned up by catalytic converters, acid rain and smog have been dealt with, CO2 emissions remain and that is why cars and power stations are evaluated according to the CO2 emissions. CO2 is not pollution, we need more CO2 which will boost plant growth and make the earth bloom with abundance, that is why they want to squash CO2 emissions and limit food production and limit population survival. Video Title: Seeing Is Believing /watch?v=P2qVNK6zFgE Do you really believe they want to limit CO2 because they care about us? The EPA movement is designed to crush the economy of America and force Americans down to lower economic levels which make ordinary people dependent on the Government. Land and resource control is all about enviro-green- communism. The NWO Corporations behind de-forestation are the same people as the Koch Bros and the Wall Street Fake Global Warming Carbon Tax Swindlers who want to treat all humans like Palestinians.

just to leave comments You can't show any historic or current correlation between atmospheric CO2 concentrations and Earth Temperature therefore Global Warming propaganda is promoted by Wall Street Carbon Tax Swindlers and the beneficiaries of their Trillion Dollar per year Carbon Derivatives Market. Global Warming is just a bigger version of ENRON.

+sidewaysfcs0718 lol

+sidewaysfcs0718 Because some people find it easier to rely on the bible and pretend all these scientists and doctors are wrong and are studying lies!

+The Aura Tree Or maybe I don't have 180 IQ and I'm not the next Einstein, you imbecile.

The Aura Tree Even easier to guess yours considering your tendency to be prejudicial.

The Aura Tree​​ If your ignorant mind doesn't know this: the "le" was put in due to associating Reddit and sticking "le" in everything during the old times of Reddit - times when you still were in kindergarten. You contradict yourself as you call yourself "smart" yet you "judge a book by its cover", the least intelligent thing to do. I appreciate your trolling efforts and your display of ignorance, but the block button says otherwise. If you will continue to troll like you usually do in your pathetic life, then it will be put to use.

I KNOW SOME WITH MASTERS ARE WAY BETTER THAN THOSE WITH PHD

Dean Bellamy it is?

It is, but this video makes it sound like it's just the "first step" lol, I do see why it's gone over so quickly in this vid TBF though, being a professor is an insanely high level to reach

@@robinthebobin6537 made this comment as a young individual prior undergrad/post grad studies. Needless to say my MSc experience will be the last. Academia is interesting, but not for me entirely.

@@dean8147 Fair enough, GL with your future ventures!

Subjective….. there’s always someone in a class who can’t stand the professor.

He also implied the more post-docs you end up doing, the worse it gets. Surely having to do more post-docs on your way up the ladder couldn't hurt in of itself, as long as you didn't do poor research?

The One Yeah. I'm just finishing my Masters, and I'm having to really decide where in the world and in what exact area of nonlinear optics or laser tech I'm going to apply for a PhD in. It's too much to think about. Almost wish I had an agent, hahahah.

University of Rochester is well known for optics. University of Colorado Boulder is well known for Atomic, Molecular, and Optical Physics. But every big university should have research groups in most major categories of research. I sort of let fate influence my decision. I was told I should choose the school that I am are willing to live in for years, and that what specifically you do in research comes secondary. I chose the University of Maryland College Park because it was more metropolitan (near DC) among the two universities :( that I got accepted to. I'm hoping to take advantage of my 1st year lab rotations to get some breadth and exposure, but ultimately, I will probably work in the field of ultrafast lasers.

@@underpowerjet Weird that they don't desire it. You can do interdisciplinary research after that. That's very valuable!

Where you at now?

What are you doing now.... Its been 8 years?

LOL YOU BETTER COME BACK AND COMMENT

YEE INDEED, BEST OF LUCK

I'll be waiting as well

Best of luck mon ami, I also plan to become one, but I don't know

go for it!

Hey, 3 Years later I’m about to graduate with a bachelors in biochemistry. I’m about to pursue a Master’s in bioinformatics. I don’t want to be a chemistry professor anymore

AtomSmashingMachine why not?

thanks for the update! Im also pursuing Masters.

@@AtomSmashingMachine nice

Update? :D

Overall pay is less but per hour break down is much more. Teach class, office hours, a few commitee meetings every so often, and youre done. No evenings, late hours, or weekends, and summer terms off.

from what I know, this step is not that bad actually. You just cut and paste the results that you have been working on for the past 4 years. The rest is just a motivation for the reader in the form of a historical introduction and possible applications, so writing the thesis isn't that bad. The hard part, and it depends mostly on the level of assholeness/professionalism of your advisor, is coming up with the results.

Stop killing white people.

Trevor MUA how far?

Find a problem and try to solve it

It’s been 8 years since you commented. Would you mind if you explained what you pursued?

NebulousFound How’s it going?

research fellowship is typically a position where you sign up to a university as an employee working on research as part of a group with a specific focus. post doc and fellowship are not mandatory in my experience but they help a lot if you are looking to become a lecturer. with some luck and if your PhD is in a field that a university is interested in, you may jump to lectureship immediately.

In many universities, you can become a teaching assistant or research assistant which brings in a stipend that funds your education and living expenses. The funding comes either from the department or from the professor's grant of whom you are doing research for. A fellowship is money from a different source, and usually the stipulations for a fellowship doesn't nearly involve the type of time commitment as a research assistantship. This would allow you to not have to be a TA and not have to draw money from the professor's grant, which could potentially free up time on your end, and the professor's grant money - that would have been used to pay for your RA stipend - could be used for other purposes (i.e. purchasing lab equipment). A fellowship is essentially free money with some minor stipulations. Of course, you would have to be 1) eligible for it 2) apply and be selected for it. There are different fellowships for different purposes, like fellowships that support people in specific fields, fellowships that support people of certain demographics, fellowships that support people in certain stages of their education, fellowships that support people with specific career interests. The application process involves writing a personal statement and getting letters of recommendations (usually 3).

I hope you achieve your dreams 😊

setboy1 My understanding is that it varies greatly from university to university

***** Thank you for the clarification

iluvmaryam You would get a scholarship paying for your studies and basic living cost. If you don't get a scholarship... Well then your qualifications and the research you are doing doesn't seem to be impressive to those sponsoring bodies, so better up the ante!