“Unravel the art of captivating science storytelling in this TEDx Talk, where the vast expanse of space medicine serves as our cosmic classroom. As we journey from awkward YouTube video explanations to the groundbreaking discoveries aboard the International Space Station, …
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June tends to be a month where people realize the year is moving faster than expected. I’m already feeling that way. If you’re still working toward a goal, that’s okay. Focus on the next step, not the …
Whether you are a first year student of a second year PhD student, reflecting on your academic year can be significant with how you plan to grow in the future, personally, professionally and academically. Check out these questions to help …
Learn what transferable skills are, why they matter, and how they could help you land your next job. Discover six transferable skills you can start improving.
In this article, Coursera Staff have compiled 10 established and emerging fields that are worth exploring as you get ready to apply for your computer science degree and move into the workforce.
Gilbert was presented with the award at the organization’s conference at Bellhaven University in Jackson, Mississippi. The Louis Horst Award celebrates Gilbert’s decades of work at the intersection of music and movement, and also highlights Duke’s continued commitment to live music in dance — a tradition Gilbert has helped sustain.
Consulting can be a good career move when you want more freedom, new challenges, and better control over your work life. Many people move into consulting after years in leadership or working in specialized fields.
You probably already have valuable …
Looking at a new industry and not sure if your resume needs adjusting? Check out these resources for a couple of excellent industries for data & tech students!
Biotech – https://www.ncbiotech.org/how-optimize-your-resume
Consulting – https://www.casebasix.com/pages/consulting-resume
Investment Banking – https://mergersandinquisitions.com/investment-banking/recruitment/resumes/
Watch Dr. Erika Moore, PhD ’18, discuss her work as an equity bioengineer:









