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PhD for ruby\ios developer?
In the spring of last year I defended my diploma, now I am an information security specialist.
At my native department, they told me that since I quit, I fall to the very bottom in the list of people recommended for admission to graduate school, and since there are many such people, I can’t count.
Accordingly, I still want to go to graduate school, but I thought about it - in addition to my native department, there are many other universities (I am in St. Petersburg - www.aspirantura.spb.ru/other/asp_piter.html )
and there are also foreign ones. Given that you want to do what you love (ruby\iPhone),
what are some good options for graduate school?
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I may not understand something, but how are graduate school and a smartphone related to a programming language?
In graduate school, they are engaged in scientific development, and not development for the iPhone. Those. how do you imagine that? graduate school for iPhone developers, chtoli?
Slightly off topic question - why do you need it? Go to work and earn money.
As a person who recently graduated from graduate school (4 years, because he is a part-time student. Although in practice there was no difference between us) and defended his dissertation, I’ll say that it would be better if I worked :) Which is what I advise you. It’s never too late to get a degree itself (and it’s useful, maybe I haven’t felt it yet), but having articles and a “brick” you can do without graduate school.
I want to study, without it it's hard for me. Reading articles and self-study is still not something I lack.
I abandoned this idea and went into engineering. Get over yourself and you will be happy.
The problems are not even in the expediency of postgraduate studies (and I think that now it is pointless), but banally in the dissertation of the topic and the search for a scientific one)) My advice is to go and earn precious practical experience.
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