Friday 14 December 2007

Lecturers with PhDs 'overqualified' for job

In the higher education supplement of the times you will find a very interesting article about the degradation of PhDs after finishing their tortures journey. It is sad but inevitably true.

"New entrants' research expertise could be redundant as they are pushed into teaching-only posts. John Gill reports.


The PhD - seen as a foundation for an academic career - is becoming redundant for many lecturers as they are increasingly sidelined into teaching-only roles.

The claim is made in a research paper presented to the Society for Research into Higher Education annual conference this week, which links the increased selectivity of the research assessment exercise with a rise in the number of teaching-only contracts."

If you got intreeged by that short excerpt carry on reading further here.

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