Career questions tagged masters-programs
What are options for a a masters degree that are not research based?
I am a current zoology undergraduate student, and I want to work on a masters degree post-graduation. I have heard a little about MD tracks that do not involve research, but I cannot find any reliable information.
How to get admitted to a Genetics Counseling Masters Program when switching careers??
What are the most helpful courses and best information to assist an adult student returning to college who has already earned a BS in Electrical Engineering Technology - Mechatronics and is looking to pivot by changing their career path and working to get admitted to a Genetics Counseling Masters program?
What is the process of practicing Clinical Psychology in Ireland?
I've been looking at colleges in Ireland for my Masters and I cant find a 'Masters in Clinical Psychology' so what's the procedure, also please reccomend colleges for the same.
What science/biology jobs can I get with a BA in early education? Should I go to grad school?
I graduated with a PreK-4 Education degree last year. I've been substitute teaching, but it hasn't been very fulfilling and my mental health is suffering because of it. I'm wondering if I should go back to school and get a new BA or a masters in something I'm more passionate about. I really like science/biology/sustainability and history so I would love to study that, but still work with kids somehow. I would really appreciate ideas on potential career routes/ masters degrees that I could pursue! I like working with kids, teaching, and grading papers, but the realities of being a teacher (poor working conditions, low pay, stress) is already catching up to me. I like "customer service" type jobs where I can work with people, but I want to engage my brain a little more.
Should I get a dual Masters Degree?
Eventually, I am looking into getting my Masters degree in Midwifery. There are multiple programs where you can get double certified to be a Midwife and Nurse Practitioner. Are there any benefits to getting being dual certified? #nurse #midwife #dual-masters-degree #masters-programs
Is it worth going to graduate school for art? Would it help me get a better job in that field
I plan on majoring in art in college but I am not really sure what I will be able to use it for after college. So, I would think that going to an even higher level of education for it would be futile, but then again it might help. #phd