View Full Version : Thinking of staying in Education...
Barry123
7th March 2008, 14:55
Right, I've done uni, I'm still at uni, I've got a great job, I'm getting paid rather well. Life is good, very good.
Now I personally can't be arsed to work in the 'real world' though.
Now that I couldn't run for VP as I was too good for it I'm thinking about a PhD.
Long shot I know, but I was wondering if anyone has any experience with PhD'ers in industry? has a PhD'er in their family or is in fact the carrier of a PhD?
spam is welcome just incase no one actually replies with anything useful.
Incidently if I do it and get the qualification (3-4 years) you'll all have to call me Dr Adsayer and I'll ask for a username change also - guaranteed to pull the babes :cool:
Ryan
7th March 2008, 14:56
you only want to go back to education so you can run for VP
i say do it, im down here 2 more years so i can invade more at ur uni lol!!!!
id stay on at Uni mate....especially of your happy etc....and you say your getting paid rather well...no need to leave then imo....
Dr Adsayer....now that i will have to see
Predator_R32
7th March 2008, 14:57
bloody students, get a job you layabout :p
Ryan
7th March 2008, 14:58
Dr sayer would have to remeber to log out though :P
http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y135/itsafastworld85/sayerlol.jpg
AdamW
7th March 2008, 14:58
Van Wilder......
laura_g
7th March 2008, 14:58
Stay if your happy doin it
Predator_R32
7th March 2008, 14:59
Dr sayer would have to remeber to log out though :P
http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y135/itsafastworld85/sayerlol.jpg
my word mr sayer i didnt know you were into that :p
Tupps
7th March 2008, 15:03
I'd do it
Purely for the student totty
Ryan
7th March 2008, 15:09
this is sayer 4 years there and no poon.
saunders
7th March 2008, 15:13
All I know is doing a PHD greatly reduces your employability, so if your doing a PHD your more likely to end up in education
Ryan
7th March 2008, 15:15
All I know is doing a PHD greatly reduces your employability,
how do you work that out? being more qualified means less employment opportunities.
Yates
7th March 2008, 15:16
get a job you fucking bum!
get a phd and i will still address you as shitbrick
get a job in macdonalds up morton park in darlington
Yates
7th March 2008, 15:17
Sayer and ryan your clearly not too busy now as your spamming internet forums, get yourselfs together and sort out my gear box!
Ryan you need to sort it so you can tell everyone at car shows that you sorted the box for me so everyone likes you and dont think your a loser
sayer you need the box sorting for the ring trip so that you can have a go of it and tell me how good it is
Ryan
7th March 2008, 15:21
Sayer and ryan your clearly not too busy now as your spamming internet forums, get yourselfs together and sort out my gear box!
Ryan you need to sort it so you can tell everyone at car shows that you sorted the box for me so everyone likes you and dont think your a loser
sayer you need the box sorting for the ring trip so that you can have a go of it and tell me how good it is
im at uni, i cant drive 80mins there and 80mins back to sort it when im trying to do research for work atm. also quaife shut early fridays.
im sorry dude but im at uni earliest i see me being able to get it to them is over easter.
Yates
7th March 2008, 15:24
your gay! ring them up and tell them who i am, they will understand!
when is easter?!
Hanuman
7th March 2008, 15:24
get a job you fkn uni bum, taking advantage off other peoples jobs, infact go to uni by the time you come out as dr there will be no jobs available to you :P
saunders
7th March 2008, 15:27
how do you work that out? being more qualified means less employment opportunities.
Not really..... depends entirely on the area of work you are doing, but it is a well known fact that in many cases doing a PHD can reduce your chances
Barry123
7th March 2008, 15:44
Sayer and ryan your clearly not too busy now as your spamming internet forums, get yourselfs together and sort out my gear box!
Ryan you need to sort it so you can tell everyone at car shows that you sorted the box for me so everyone likes you and dont think your a loser
sayer you need the box sorting for the ring trip so that you can have a go of it and tell me how good it is
patience my child... I've always said once the gearbox is done it'll be stored at the university until I decide on a suitable ransom figure and deliver it to you.
Yates
7th March 2008, 15:47
i know where you live Sayer, just remember that!
Tupps
7th March 2008, 15:54
Yates your insane!
Shoot yourself in the leg and come home
Barry123
7th March 2008, 15:57
All I know is doing a PHD greatly reduces your employability, so if your doing a PHD your more likely to end up in education
you see that's my thought... I'm thinking about motorsport maybe as a career... you know bone the pit girls and stuff. McLaren, RedBull, BAR etc all look for people with either Masters :cool: or PhD's... Bachelors dont stand a chance unless they're already in the industry with a proven record.
but then I've got to think about whether long term its for me...
toughy :wacko:
Hanuman
7th March 2008, 16:40
or wether theyl accept you ahead of the other hundreds of qualified experienced applicants ? tough choices mate but thats life
saunders
7th March 2008, 17:06
you see that's my thought... I'm thinking about motorsport maybe as a career... you know bone the pit girls and stuff. McLaren, RedBull, BAR etc all look for people with either Masters :cool: or PhD's... Bachelors dont stand a chance unless they're already in the industry with a proven record.
but then I've got to think about whether long term its for me...
toughy :wacko:
I personally would do a Masters and then aplpy and see if you enjoy the work, only then can you really make a decision
Graeme
7th March 2008, 17:27
ads get a job you bum
Barry123
7th March 2008, 17:29
I personally would do a Masters and then aplpy and see if you enjoy the work, only then can you really make a decision
I have a masters dude.
ads get a job you bum
hell no bro!
baker556
7th March 2008, 19:27
surely a PHD opens up more oppurtunitys in lines of work there gonna look at employers with Bahons and a masters and then see a PHD who would you chose its pretty obvious isnt it?
Pat_Vts
7th March 2008, 20:00
my dad has PHD... hes on like 70g a year i think?... his 08 reg astra isnt on fianance lol..
vtrchris64
7th March 2008, 21:59
Stay in uni do a phd, become a lecturer ;)
aran2k2
8th March 2008, 01:45
indeed my uni tutor has a phd sed to me he strolled into his decently paid job, so if ur loving it hold onto it aslong as possible lol. student life cant beat it ahha
weetz
8th March 2008, 01:56
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Barry123
8th March 2008, 02:14
http://xs225.xs.to/xs225/08106/adsayermacdonald646.jpg
thats one to add to the list of comedy photos. hahaha
Crunkers
8th March 2008, 11:14
My step bro has a PhD. Got it in Bio-Chemistry if i remember correctly. I would stay on if your enjoying yourself that much. Will be worth it in the long run
Barry123
8th March 2008, 13:03
My step bro has a PhD. Got it in Bio-Chemistry if i remember correctly. I would stay on if your enjoying yourself that much. Will be worth it in the long run
whats he doing now that he has a PhD dude? is he in industry?
Jazz
8th March 2008, 13:38
Still on my bachelor degree (as you know already Ads), or Legum Baccalaureus (LLB) in Latin :)
(Small-fry, I have a masters, says a pompous Ads ;))
PHD is a good idea, especially if you want to go into the motorsport career field. At the end of the day, qualifications like these will be with you whenever, wherever, so do what you feel is right.
You have to ask yourself, do you want to actually step away from the whole 'education' thing and do work? Or if you're happy where you are and what you're doing, (hence, life is very good,) why change? Go PHD dude.
Ryan
8th March 2008, 13:45
become an atomic scientist :P
AlexR
8th March 2008, 13:50
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v241/kneaster/crap/dildo-fahrrad.jpg
Crunkers
8th March 2008, 13:56
whats he doing now that he has a PhD dude? is he in industry?
Works in IT haha! Have absolutely no idea why, he used to work for a pharmacutical (sp) where he made genes looking for cures for cancers and such
My cousin is considering doing a PhD in Astrophysics i believe
Ryan
8th March 2008, 13:57
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v241/kneaster/crap/dildo-fahrrad.jpg
new diesel seat?
AlexR
8th March 2008, 13:58
Nah, average saxo seat :P
Jackman
8th March 2008, 13:59
new diesel seat?
Quality!:clapping:
Lee_P
8th March 2008, 14:28
if you stay its totally van wilder
come to the real world theres more fanny here
sadly im lieing
Barry123
8th March 2008, 18:38
Cheers y'all
I had a word with my lecturer and he thinks I'm capable of doing it, just got to find sponsorship circa £40k
:S
Crunkers
8th March 2008, 19:09
Good luck sayer! :y:
Danr
9th March 2008, 17:00
I'd do it Sayer, will be worth it although i'll never call you Doc.
Also, will give you another 4 years to get some sweet sweet uni ass.
Barry123
9th March 2008, 17:19
I'd do it Sayer, will be worth it although i'll never call you Doc
this troubles me as its the only reason I'd do a PhD...:geek:
Oh I get paid too dude :cool:
bullit
9th March 2008, 17:20
you decided yet. my mates gonna become a doc. he should be out of education when his 40
saxodan
9th March 2008, 17:21
only thing is you will never have any real work expereince, will end up just being a researcher at a uni and eventially a lecturer..
get some life expereince and a job with the degree you work hard for
masters was pushing it but phd takes the biscuit
Danr
9th March 2008, 17:21
My mates Dad did one a few years back. Took him ages as he had to combine the learning with his work life. If you do it now you won't have to worry about work meaning you have more time on your studies!
Barry123
9th March 2008, 17:25
you decided yet. my mates gonna become a doc. he should be out of education when his 40
only thing is you will never have any real work expereince, will end up just being a researcher at a uni and eventially a lecturer..
get some life expereince and a job with the degree you work hard for
masters was pushing it but phd takes the biscuit
I've got work experience... 1 WHOLE year in industry, and 6 months of working for a well... technically, a motorsport team.
I've got more life experience than most. nice sheltered life style, never having to lift a finger etc etc
Engineering is a bit different to business management, in that its better and the more higher qualifications you have the better jobs you bag. unlike BM where you can aim for as high as a McRags employee.
My mates Dad did one a few years back. Took him ages as he had to combine the learning with his work life. If you do it now you won't have to worry about work meaning you have more time on your studies!
he is better off because of it
saxodan
9th March 2008, 17:27
I've got work experience... 1 WHOLE year in industry, and 6 months of working for a well... technically, a motorsport team.
I've got more life experience than most. nice sheltered life style, never having to lift a finger etc etc
Engineering is a bit different to business management, in that its better and the more higher qualifications you have the better jobs you bag. unlike BM where you can aim for as high as a McRags employee.
good job im not a business management student ;)
personally id go for work
but if it makes you happy, "get your nerd on" Dr sayer :hug:
Barry123
9th March 2008, 17:32
good job im not a business management student ;)
personally id go for work
but if it makes you happy, "get your nerd on" Dr sayer :hug:
bollocks... what is it you study then dannyboy?
I do get paid for the 3-4 years... sponsorship then go straight into a job with my sponsor...
saxodan
9th March 2008, 17:35
bollocks... what is it you study then dannyboy?
I do get paid for the 3-4 years... sponsorship then go straight into a job with my sponsor...
swapped to do computer science, was in a class full of puntang and now ive got 15 sweaty geeks for classmates lol
not a bad course, doing some extra linux, cisco and that so hopefully I will be mroe than employable!
sponser thing sounds good, how old will you be though by the end, and how easy is it to get sponsership
what grade did you get for your final year? 1:1 i hope
Barry123
9th March 2008, 17:37
swapped to do computer science, was in a class full of puntang and now ive got 15 sweaty geeks for classmates lol
not a bad course, doing some extra linux, cisco and that so hopefully I will be mroe than employable!
sponser thing sounds good, how old will you be though by the end, and how easy is it to get sponsership
what grade did you get for your final year? 1:1 i hope
Ooo computer science... thats more like it man. ermmm yeah I spent most of mine among some of the most geekest mofo's I've ever met.
naaa I got a 2.1...
masters though...
sponsorship I'd need around £40k :S not that easy apparently...
26-27 by the time I finish :S
what d'ya think?
saxodan
9th March 2008, 17:39
Ooo computer science... thats more like it man. ermmm yeah I spent most of mine among some of the most geekest mofo's I've ever met.
naaa I got a 2.1...
masters though...
sponsorship I'd need around £40k :S not that easy apparently...
26-27 by the time I finish :S
what d'ya think?
up to you!
personally I want to be in a good job and have a decent career by the time im that age, anything over 30, wife kids and a house. I will leave uni at 22 that gives me 8 years to sort a decent career out lol
between then and now its sex drugs and sausage rolls
whatever you want to do man, everyone has diffrent goals in life
Barry123
9th March 2008, 17:41
well i get to stay at uni for a bit longer...
fuck this is a hard one.
Personally I dont think I'm capable of something like that but my supervisor reckons I am
arghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh i give up
Trisha, Sofa and Dole here I come.
saxodan
9th March 2008, 17:43
arghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh i give up
Trisha, Sofa and Dole here I come.
lol whats new? Except the dole?
haha
hope your happy whatever you chose though man
Amiee
9th March 2008, 17:45
I can see mR sayer still being at uni in his 40s tbh.... lol He loves it too much to leave
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