21 terms and counting: life in Cambridge and studying for a PhD

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• Peter Scott, PhD student in Land Economy, St John's College
• Monday 04 October 2010, 19:00-21:00
• Old Music Room, St John's College.

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Description: Some thoughts from a long serving Johnian on doing research in Cambridge, the process, pitfalls and potential for making that big discovery!

About me: I studied Land Economy as an undergraduate at Cambridge and spent some time working in finance before returning in 2007 to begin a PhD in Behavioural Economics also in the Department of Land Economy. As a graduate student I have done lots of teaching, studied for an A level, ‘failed’ my first year report, changed supervisor (twice) and am now entering my 10th term broadly on schedule - hoping to finish in the coming months – so I have plenty of experience to share!

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