Hi all,
I posted yesterday under a rather obscure title so I thought I would try again lol
I had to leave my PhD 3 years ago because I was bullied severely by someone who should have known better (to cut a long story short). I left with nothing to show for my torture and was badly depressed with no self confidence. After three long years and intensive councilling I fell like i am ready to get back to science. It truly is an itch that never goes away. Unfortunately I opted for the first job that cam along and it is an administrative post after vowing never to return to science. I understand now I may have shot myself in the foot :S
I was wondering if anyone has managed to get back to the science they love after so long away? Circumstances were against me when I took my first PhD but now I own a house, have a partner with a good job, and live near my family. Did anyone go back part time? because this is also something that has crossed my mind...
Thanks in advance :)
Hi Giara,
I started my MSc 4 years after I finished my undergrad degree. It was a good decision, as I managed to get some working experience, saved some money, and made a well-informed decision.
Is there any chance you choose a supervisor you have already worked with? Just to avoid any nasty surprises...
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