Depending on the type of position you are applying for, you may need to find a supervisor either before or after submitting your formal application. The requirements can vary based on the degree level (undergraduate to postdoctoral positions) and the type of funding, such as self-funded, fully RA-funded, or TA-funded positions. For example, research-based master’s....
How to approach supervisors for research opportunities can be challenging for applicants, particularly for those pursuing a master’s or PhD degree. However, postdoc applicants usually have prior experience effectively approaching supervisors or principal investigators (PIs)Â during their academic journey. This article guides on emailing potential supervisors for master’s-, PhD-, and postdoc-seeking candidates. Additionally, examples of successful....
Marie Curie Postdoc Fellowship stands out as a widely sought-after grant offered to emerging researchers following the completion of their PhD. Within the framework of the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA), i.e., a funding program of the European Union (EU), diverse grants are available. These grants support researchers at various career stages, encompassing PhD students through....
A research proposal is a blueprint of your academic goals, i.e., key to securing funding sources like research scholarships, grants, and fellowships to support your research-based PhD or postdoc journey. It is your initial impression on PhD selection committees and postdoc grant/fellowship reviewers, combining accuracy and vision. It can be intimidating to master, but it....
Although obtaining a PhD is a significant accomplishment, further education is frequently required for a secure academic or professional future. Scholars can conduct creative research, hone technical abilities, and expand their knowledge with the support of a postdoctoral fellowship. In addition to conducting research, fellows build their professional networks and hone soft skills like communication....
