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How To Grad School: The Podcast
How To Grad School
14 episodes
5 days ago
Each episode features a question from a grad student and brings evidence-based learning strategies to help you grad school more effectively and efficiently, with a little bit of fun on the side!​ You can submit a question on our website: www.howtogradschool.com/podcast Your hosts are Sarah Davis and Rebecca Edwards, who met while doing their graduate degrees in educational psychology at the University of Victoria. This podcast is recorded on the traditional territory of the Lekwungen peoples, known today as Victoria, BC, Canada.
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Each episode features a question from a grad student and brings evidence-based learning strategies to help you grad school more effectively and efficiently, with a little bit of fun on the side!​ You can submit a question on our website: www.howtogradschool.com/podcast Your hosts are Sarah Davis and Rebecca Edwards, who met while doing their graduate degrees in educational psychology at the University of Victoria. This podcast is recorded on the traditional territory of the Lekwungen peoples, known today as Victoria, BC, Canada.
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Research interests and networking in grad school | Episode 5
How To Grad School: The Podcast
40 minutes 8 seconds
2 years ago
Research interests and networking in grad school | Episode 5

In our fifth episode, Sarah and Becca talk about networking and research interests in grad school! They also:

  • discuss what networking is and why it's important for grad students
  • discuss transferrable skills grad students develop in their programs
  • review tips for networking (it's not as scary as it may seem!)
  • answer a reader question on how include research in a course-based master's degree

Want to have your question about anything related to grad school answered in an upcoming episode? Submit your question on our website: ⁠https://www.howtogradschool.com/podcast⁠. 

If your question is read on a podcast episode, you'll get a prize of a gift card (Canadian residents only) or a free coaching session.

Check out our free webinar: ⁠webinar.howtogradschool.com⁠ and sign up for our newsletter ⁠www.howtogradschool.com⁠ to learn more about what we do and how we help grad students succeed in grad school.

Show notes:

Beyond the Professoriate (n.d.). Academic networking for PhD students: 5 ways to do it better. https://beyondprof.com/networking-for-phd-students/

Office of Academic Career Development, Health Sciences (n.d.). Career development planning for graduate students. https://www.oacd.health.pitt.edu/career-development-planning-graduate-students


Polzeihn, R. (2011). Skills expected from graduate students in search of employment in academic and non-academic settings. Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research, University of Alberta. https://www.ualberta.ca/graduate-studies/media-library/migrated-media/profdev/career/careerskillsexpected.pdf

How To Grad School: The Podcast
Each episode features a question from a grad student and brings evidence-based learning strategies to help you grad school more effectively and efficiently, with a little bit of fun on the side!​ You can submit a question on our website: www.howtogradschool.com/podcast Your hosts are Sarah Davis and Rebecca Edwards, who met while doing their graduate degrees in educational psychology at the University of Victoria. This podcast is recorded on the traditional territory of the Lekwungen peoples, known today as Victoria, BC, Canada.