What the hell, this taught me nothing about biology! Also if I had already published something I wouldn't have to google how to become a biology professor. Why can't you just tell me what I have to know and link me to the website were you register to be a professor instead of this vague, cirumstantial stuff. Seriously, this video was a waste of time and I need to become a professor before next friday. I already know that mitochondria is the powerhouse of a cell or something, so if you could skip that part that would be greaaaaat. Thanks and much love
what a load of generic bull shit.. I've got a bsc in biology and an MSc and a PhD with 15 journal publications. thus I know what I'm talking about.. the information was so generic that it's completely useless. for example.. there was no discussion over money influx linked to journal impact factors and how the majority of professor's get a job or promotion based on how much money or research which comes with money there gona bring with them.. the video didn't say anything about how many post docs you would need to do before being offered a lectureship, from which you might have even a vaguely small chance of getting publications and research done. complete load of dribble.
What the hell, this taught me nothing about biology! Also if I had already published something I wouldn't have to google how to become a biology professor. Why can't you just tell me what I have to know and link me to the website were you register to be a professor instead of this vague, cirumstantial stuff. Seriously, this video was a waste of time and I need to become a professor before next friday. I already know that mitochondria is the powerhouse of a cell or something, so if you could skip that part that would be greaaaaat. Thanks and much love
what a load of generic bull shit.. I've got a bsc in biology and an MSc and a PhD with 15 journal publications. thus I know what I'm talking about..
the information was so generic that it's completely useless. for example.. there was no discussion over money influx linked to journal impact factors and how the majority of professor's get a job or promotion based on how much money or research which comes with money there gona bring with them.. the video didn't say anything about how many post docs you would need to do before being offered a lectureship, from which you might have even a vaguely small chance of getting publications and research done.
complete load of dribble.