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    پیش فرض امکان گرفتن فاند از lecturer

    سلام.

    من از دانشگاه آدلاید استرالیا واسه فوق پذیرش دارم. می خوام اونجا تو زمینه ی بیومکانیک فعالیت کنم و اگه بشه از ترم دوم فاند بگیرم.
    مشکل اینجاس که بالاترین رده ای که تو اساتید بخش دیدم که روی این موضوع کار کردن senior lecturer بود و هیچ کدوم professor نبودن.
    احتمالش هست استادی که senior lecturer هست بتونه فاند بده؟

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    پیش فرض پاسخ : امکان گرفتن فاند از lecturer

    مطمئن نیستم که مطلبی که می‌گم درسته یا نه، ولی فکر می‌کنم که lecturerها فاند ندارند. به هر حال ضرری نداره که ایمیل بزنید و ازشون بپرسید.

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    پیش فرض پاسخ : امکان گرفتن فاند از lecturer

    نقل قول نوشته اصلی توسط amir65 نمایش پست ها
    سلام.

    من از دانشگاه آدلاید استرالیا واسه فوق پذیرش دارم. می خوام اونجا تو زمینه ی بیومکانیک فعالیت کنم و اگه بشه از ترم دوم فاند بگیرم.
    مشکل اینجاس که بالاترین رده ای که تو اساتید بخش دیدم که روی این موضوع کار کردن senior lecturer بود و هیچ کدوم professor نبودن.
    احتمالش هست استادی که senior lecturer هست بتونه فاند بده؟
    سلام

    سیستم دانشگاها‌های استرالیا با آمریکا‌ فرق می‌کنه. شما ایمیل به اونها بزنید هرچند که کلا خیلی‌ سختر از آمریکا‌ به دانشجویان خارجی‌ فاند میدهند.

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    پیش فرض پاسخ : امکان گرفتن فاند از lecturer

    I read the following article which may be useful for the purpose of this topic:
    http://www.gradschools.com/Article/faculty/1075.html


    Why Faculty is Important









    Everyone agrees that it is important to examine the faculty at different schools before selecting a graduate school program. Unfortunately, "everyone" frequently agrees to things like this without telling you how it is that you are supposed to accomplish this monumental task, or even why they agree in the first place. Hopefully this article will help think through these questions.
    First as to why faculty is important: if you are doing a master's degree you will be spending one to three years (and much longer for a doctorate) working with these professors. It is therefore important that they be people with whom you can work. While this does not require that you jump from bed excited to see your advisor each morning, you do not want to be grinding your teeth or frustrated working with them. You want to have teeth left by the time you get your degree! Further, you will want to find faculty with similar research interests to your own. Assuring that you have similar interests will likely facilitate finding an advisor, as your common interests will encourage a positive working relationship. So obviously, the 'why' part of our question is not rocket science.
    But having determined 'why' you still need to answer the question of 'how' to learn about the faculty at different schools. Many schools actually have some of this information on their websites or in brochures or department publications. They may provide short biographies of their professors including published works, and research and teaching interests. You could read something they have published and determine if the interests they are pursuing would mesh with your own. (This of course requires that you have done some serious thinking about your own interests and reasons for pursuing a graduate degree first!)
    However, there is only so much you can learn from reading about a person. Networking should be a vital part of this process as well. Talking to other graduate students can yield a great deal of information. Students who have worked with particular advisors can tell you about their personalities and how it was to actually work with those people. Ask about the advisor's style - does the person like to meet frequently or does he or she prefer to have the student take a more independent approach? Is the advisor more likely to develop individual topics with students or hand out ready-made topics? Other students who have actually worked with these advisors should be able to answer these questions for you, but it still remains for you to decide your personal preferences. You may prefer an advisor who is more involved or you may prefer to be left on your own and have someone who is there to answer questions when you need help.
    Further questions you need to ask may be: What is the average length of time graduates need to complete a masters or Ph. D? How many students drop out? How long has this person been an advisor? Once again, different people will want different answers to some of these questions. What you need to remember as you are exploring your options is to be examining your own strengths and weaknesses and your own needs as well as those of your prospective advisors.
    Another good way to learn about the faculty may be to contact them directly. Many of the websites you were looking at earlier to determine research interests may include contact information as well. One method of contact that is fairly non-obtrusive could be a simple, friendly email. You could inquire into their current research projects or any supplemental information about the graduate program that they feel you should know. This may lead to an extended discussion or may not, but at least you have made the effort to introduce yourself and expressed your interest. Further, if this professor is involved in the admissions process, it cannot hurt if he or she has at least heard your name before and seen your pro-active approach.
    Having examined yourself and the prospective faculty in the program or programs to which you are applying, you should have a firm foundation and the knowledge you need as you enter the application process. Don't forget that this information and effort you have put in can help you in writing your application essays as you highlight why you would be the perfect fit for a particular program based on your interests and the information you have gathered. So with all those preparations in place, there should be no need to worry. "Everyone" agrees...
    For more information on the admissions process be sure to visit our site: www.GradSchools.com
    لطفا لینک سوال خود در فروم را با پیغام خصوصی برایم فرستاده تا در فروم به ان پاسخ دهم. ضمنا من از کسی که متن مفیدی در فروم نوشته یا پست هایش به دیگران کمک میکند، با زدن "اضافه کردن به امتیاز کاربر" تشکر میکنم.

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    پیش فرض پاسخ : امکان گرفتن فاند از lecturer

    در استرالیا و انگلیس senior lecturer برابر دانشیار ما هست و lecturer برابر استادیار ...

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