Job Market

Networking feels “icky” when you feel like you’re exploiting other people for personal gain

A new resource from the National Science Board makes data more accessible, but it also gives it a spin

In the United Kingdom, 21.9% of graduates with first degrees in biology took jobs in the “retail, catering, waiting and bar staff” sector

Lisa Feldman Barrett’s big, bustling psychology lab at Northeastern University provides a snapshot of what the job market is like

Few adjuncts ever make it onto the tenure track—but solving a historic mathematics problem can do wonders for your career

Is age discrimination keeping adjunct faculty members from obtaining more stable faculty employment?

A restructuring pharmaceuticals industry is looking for life scientists who can work together across disciplines within smaller companies

An expert on science and technology employment and immigration claims that a recent NSF report accentuates the positive

For chemists, unemployment is down, but salaries are stagnant, according to Chemical & Engineering News

Here is a roundup of higher education news from this year’s Vitae Researcher Development International Conference