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Getting a job as an assistant in a research lab

Xiney · 2008-09-12 15:12:42

I graduated in May 2007 with a BSc in Biology Where I went to University there were always jobs in the labs, but it was mainly through one of your profs that you'd get it. How do I go about getting a job in a lab at a University I didn't attend? I'd really like to start using my degree, I haven't had much joy here.

12-09-2008 3:12pm

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I graduated in May 2007 with a BSc in Biology

Where I went to University there were always jobs in the labs, but it was mainly through one of your profs that you'd get it. How do I go about getting a job in a lab at a University I didn't attend?

I'd really like to start using my degree, I haven't had much joy here.

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#2 12-09-2008 3:15pm

AARRRGH

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Could you do a PhD?

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#3 12-09-2008 3:23pm

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don't particularly want to at this stage.

The ultimate plan is actually to be a secondary school biology teacher, but that won't happen for a few years.

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