Thanks ma'am. 1) Is the title of professor universal across institutions? 2) "Can someone awarded a professorship at Fourah Bay College, Sierra Leone, be considered a professor at Cambridge University?"
Dear friend, Hope you are fine. I'm writing from Angola, Africa. We speak Portuguese language. I've a doubt. I have a Master degree and currently I teach at Social and Humanities Faculty. How can I say on myself? Am I a lecturer, assistant professor. In Angola, in this case, we say "Professor Assistente" cause Master degree. If i had a PhD, could say "Professor Auxiliar= UK- Assistant Professor". Regards, Hilton Fortuna Daniel
Hello Dr CST, I have one doubt. I have completed my masters in data science recently. Iam from India and I have two years of visa in uk to work full time. Can I become lecturer in any of the university and study for PhD along. Assuring for your reply. I like your videos. Keep going on. Thank you.
Congratulations on completing your masters. Typically, in the UK STEM subjects, we do: a PhD (many students will have opportunities to assist with teaching to get experience during this time), then work in research (PostDoc or industry), before applying to lectureships. This video may help... czcams.com/video/-qqBRzOp3oQ/video.html Thanks for watching!
Hi namaste I am coming from India and speaking good English with a master degree. Please kindly do the needful and tell is it easy for me to be a professor in a UK university?
Hi 😀 It can be very competitive to secure a university lectureship or professor position. Looking at the job requirements can help decide which are the jobs to apply for, as application processes can also take a lot of effort. Depending on your subject, if you are looking to lecturer in the UK you may also need a PhD alongside the masters, but this varies depending on the job / subject. Thanks for watching!
Good shout - I should have included US lecturer. Maybe UK lecturer v US lecturer could be a good future video?! A US lecturer typically is a non-tenure academic track position, usually with full time teaching duties and no research requirements.
Love to your expression just as lovely child. Thanks for differentiating the two terms.
I never understood the UK system of rank. Now I do!😎
Thanks ma'am. 1) Is the title of professor universal across institutions? 2) "Can someone awarded a professorship at Fourah Bay College, Sierra Leone, be considered a professor at Cambridge University?"
UK & Ethiopia has similar procedure.
Thank you for sharing 😀
Dear friend,
Hope you are fine.
I'm writing from Angola, Africa. We speak Portuguese language.
I've a doubt.
I have a Master degree and currently I teach at Social and Humanities Faculty. How can I say on myself? Am I a lecturer, assistant professor.
In Angola, in this case, we say "Professor Assistente" cause Master degree. If i had a PhD, could say "Professor Auxiliar= UK- Assistant Professor".
Regards,
Hilton Fortuna Daniel
Hello Dr CST,
I have one doubt. I have completed my masters in data science recently. Iam from India and I have two years of visa in uk to work full time. Can I become lecturer in any of the university and study for PhD along. Assuring for your reply.
I like your videos.
Keep going on.
Thank you.
Congratulations on completing your masters. Typically, in the UK STEM subjects, we do: a PhD (many students will have opportunities to assist with teaching to get experience during this time), then work in research (PostDoc or industry), before applying to lectureships. This video may help... czcams.com/video/-qqBRzOp3oQ/video.html Thanks for watching!
Hi namaste I am coming from India and speaking good English with a master degree. Please kindly do the needful and tell is it easy for me to be a professor in a UK university?
Hi 😀 It can be very competitive to secure a university lectureship or professor position. Looking at the job requirements can help decide which are the jobs to apply for, as application processes can also take a lot of effort. Depending on your subject, if you are looking to lecturer in the UK you may also need a PhD alongside the masters, but this varies depending on the job / subject. Thanks for watching!
What about being a lecturer in the US?
Good shout - I should have included US lecturer. Maybe UK lecturer v US lecturer could be a good future video?! A US lecturer typically is a non-tenure academic track position, usually with full time teaching duties and no research requirements.