Graduate Matters
Peer support groups, institutional workshops and positive mentorship relationships are a few of the ways you can curb the feeling of ‘just not good enough.’
How one prospective graduate student gained clarity on her career goals with the help of a life coach.
Connecting with peers and seeking guidance from those who have studied in our fields before may offer hope during this time.
Grad students, especially in the humanities, need to structure their time in a way that allows for schoolwork and social activities.
You already possess a number of highly-developed skills that will serve you well.
School experience, cost and lifestyle were Sam Luong’s top priorities when deciding to do his master’s degree online.
Meet three clinician-scientists who are interested in practicing medicine and conducting research.
Three academics discuss their experiences completing a postgraduate degree in a professional program.
Four academics sit down and review the challenges and potential benefits of completing a postsecondary degree while also working full-time.
Three medical practitioners share their experiences.
PhD grads gain a range of business-ready skills, regardless of their discipline.
An exploration of some of the nuances between postsecondary education in the two countries, as well as some of the intangibles that are often not thought about.
If you tackle one thing at a time, prioritize pressing items and simply do your best, everything will turn out okay.
Realistically, how much time can you devote to skills development?
Internships can help students realize their potential as thought leaders, data analysts, innovative thinkers, and complex-problem solvers.
Tips for forming a successful partnership.
Focus on skills that are important for your chosen career path.
Why you should investigate how your preferred graduate program can help you with your post-graduate plans, whatever they may be.
Ultimately, the value of a program lies in what you are willing to put into it.
You will need people, both inside and outside of the academy, to help you be successful and keep you grounded.