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Science jobs

Dave Van Ronk · 2011-04-20 13:30:11

Not sure which forum this belongs in but, I graduate in Earth sciences this May and was wondering what newspapers/websites are best for science jobs?

20-04-2011 1:30pm

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Dave Van Ronk

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Not sure which forum this belongs in but, I graduate in Earth sciences this May and was wondering what newspapers/websites are best for science jobs?

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#2 20-04-2011 3:03pm

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NUI have a great careers office with tonnes of info of that nature. Sorry but I'm on the mobile so can't link but a quick google should find their page. You could call into them for some advice:)

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#3 20-04-2011 4:53pm

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Take a flick through the jobs section of the New Scientist, I think its website is subscription only though and its mainly UK stuff but Irish things do pop up occasionally

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#4 21-04-2011 11:47pm

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Pop into the careers office at some stage. They are a great help if you actually have some idea what you want out of them.

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