Question: how much money do you earn ?
Asked by condor1234 to Emily on 15 Mar 2010 in Categories: Money.
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Emily
commented on 16 Mar 2010: Fed up of studying? no! I’ve split my time between three different universities so have lived in different places, met loads of different people and generally had a lot of fun along the way. At university you have more freedom than you do in school and if you’re studying something you’re interested in – great!
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Chris
commented on 18 Mar 2010: Emily – this didn’t come up as a question to me. I thought the students were only interested in you! If anyone is interested I do earn quite a bit more than Emily, but I am older and uglier to make up for it ………. The serious point is that in general science graduates earn more than non-science graduates. And doing science until you are 21 does not close any career doors for you (even ones that might be potentially more lucrative in the long run such as banking – not sure if that is a good example or not..).
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Martin
commented on 19 Mar 2010: I didn’t get asked this question either. But I am at about the same level as Emily, which is not surprising because we have the same qualifications and roughly the same experience.
Specifically in reply to izzygleeks: 7 years is worth it ONLY if you enjoy it! No sane human being does a PhD just for the money!
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Natalie
commented on 19 Mar 2010: If you didn’t enjoy doing it the money wouldn’t make up for it. I’m doing a PhD at the moment, and I’m lucky enough to get a Stipend from two of the research councils BBSRC and EPSRC. This means that I get paid to do it, which is good. PhD students get around £12 000 per year.
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Oooh, personal question.
As a researcher in a university I earned about 33,000 quid a year though that included london weighting so would be a bit less outside of London. This was a job straight after my PhD so money would go up the longer you worked. People in private companies earn more but have less freedom in what they research.
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