How to become an assistant professor
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This interview is GOLD for all post-docs who are in the midst of applying for their next big career mile-stone: becoming an assistant professor. In this interview Prof. Jonathan Dantzig who served many years as the chairperson of his department's Faculty Recruiting Committee at the University of Illinois provides an insider's view of the entire hiring and recruiting process.
More specifically you will learn:
• What universities are looking for in a candidate
• The specific and complex recruitment and hiring process at universities
• And what mistakes potentially able candidates make and how to avoid them
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really is not necessary to have music in background in this valuable interview! you should put yourself instead of watchers and see it s disaster to listen a repeated music while you want to focus on important topics...
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Great video. Thank you so much.
thank you
Wow i watched 50 min video and it's just like 15 min to me. I enjoyed every answer in this video.
Relatively Informative, but many words that he uses creeps to my mind as quite outdated.
The guy continuously repeats "the students is invited". I don't know about your field, nowadays there are not many students winning faculty positions without several postdocs appointments, and already marked all the aforementioned checklist (publications, teaching, grants, collaborations) before getting the first faculty, at least in physics.
We are not in the 90s anymore... Or not everybody is studying economics...
now why the hell would I want to become an assistant professor?
I am PhD in mathematics please tell me how I can get a maths faculty job in universities
U should apply for the faculty positions in different universities.recently jpsc assistant professor recruitment was available .last date to apply was 31 Aug 2018.For the upcoming vacancy check Google.
Heyyyyy i immensely enjoyed ur video n found it supremely insightful...was wonderin if u cud brief me on job opportunities in europe for literature grads n masters from India!! I absolutely love my subject,bt it saddens me to find out dat literature opportunities outside d college life is zilch!! Would b indebtedly grateful to u if u cud guide me on wat opportunities can i have specifically in u.k,sweden n Russia?wat exams or other qualifications wud b required?plz do rply asap!!! keep up d good work!! #thumbs up#
Dear Niyati, I am glad that you enjoyed the interview. If you are interested in finding a research position within the EU I can recommend you to check out the EURAXESS platform: ec.europa.eu/euraxess/
Good luck and keep visiting us! :)
Can you interview professor in Information systems, anytics, decision sciences?
Talkin' or reading
It's best not to become a professor but to become one of the greatest mischievous brats causing headaches for other fools who don't know how to make right decision
You pretty much need to get your name in publications during your postdoc. Nepotism is how you get publications and jobs in academia. Landed my postdocs with nepotism. Careful, once you are no longer a Ph.D. student, the profs you work with will behave real nasty towards you as they only want you to publish. They will give you projects but won't do anywork themselves. This is what you should expect as a postdoc. A big part that recruiters for Assistant professors are looking for is if you have the guts to abuse postdocs and graduate students for publications. Of course skills are also important. Afterall, publications is the departments #1 goal.
I don’t agree with this as it is not applicable to my field (journalism). Publication can be important but journalism major without experiences might not be good