Tag: academic research
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Using a PhD in Academia vs. Industry
A PhD can be used in both academia and industry, but the way it is utilized and the opportunities it opens up can be quite different depending on the field. Here are some general differences between the two: Academia: Industry: It’s important to keep in mind that these are generalizations and the specific opportunities available…
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Academic Peer Review: Understanding the Process
Academic peer review is a process used to evaluate the quality of a scholarly article or research paper before it is published. The goal of peer review is to ensure that only high-quality, original, and scientifically valid research is published in academic journals. The following is a general explanation of the peer review process: It…
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Simplifying Qualitative Academic Research
When confronted with social phenomena, do you tend to ask questions like, “Why is that person driving 30 miles over the speed limit?” or “Why did this person leave me a voicemail instead of send a text?” If the answer is yes, then you might find yourself drawn to qualitative research. Qualitative research helps us explore…