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In the United States, the academic equivalent of these, which can often be pursued in parallel, is to obtain the additional degree of Master of Public Health (MPH). Board certification through a preventive medicine residency requires such formal academic training and an MPH... 

Curriculum Development projects (CD) - aiming to develop an entire study program or a modular one, for undergraduate or master level, in all academic subject areas, with Joint Degrees as priority since 2003. 

Join a pharmaceutical company, and with its help you can cUmb the academic ladder. Such an employer customarily subsidizes the tuition costs of part-time, business-related studies leading to a master s or doctor s degree in chemistry. Sometimes it also underwrites the research needed to complete a doctoral dissertation. Then, it can furnish laboratory space and services, modern instruments and glassware, supplies of chemicals, or advice from experienced industrial researchers who are coworkers. With your doctorate conferred, you can seek an adjunct professor s post. It can allow you to teach part-time at a nearby university even while you pursue full-time research in industry. Employer-subsidized graduate degrees, which are not limited to chemistry but can include business or law, extend their recipient s horizon. They can facilitate advancement or career transitions. 

Eric Scerri is currently a lecturer in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry at UCLA. After obtaining his bachelor s and master s degrees in chemistry he wrote his PhD dissertation in History and Philosophy of Science at King s College in London. This was on the question of the reduction of chemistry to quantum mechanics. For the past ten years Scerri has been a leading pioneer in the efforts to establish the philosophy of chemistry as a new academic discipKne. His contributions have included the foundation and editorship of the journal Foundations of Chemistry as well as the publication of about 90 articles in journals and edited collections. Throughout this work he has maintained a focus on the application of philosophy of chemistry to the field of chemical education and many of his articles have appeared in the Journal of Chemical Education. 

Dr. Bidlack received his bachelor of science degree in dairy science and technology from the Pennsylvania State University (1966), his master of science degree from Iowa State University (1968), and his Ph.D. in biochemistry from the University of California, Davis (1972). In addition, he was a postdoctoral fellow in pharmacology at use School of Medicine (1972-1974). He received his academic appointment at the University of Sonthem California (1974), served as assistant dean of medical student affairs (1988-1991), and served as professor and interim chair of pharmacology and nutrition (1992). Dr. Bidlack has also served as chairman and professor of food science and hnman nntrition, and as director of the Center for Designing Foods to Improve Nntrition at Iowa State University in Ames, from 1992 to 1995. 

In 1909 the Royal Society of London accepted the surface-tension paper in modified form for its Philosophical Transactions. Bohr, who was still only a student working toward his master s degree when the essay appeared, had to explain to the secretary of the society, who had addressed him by his presumed academic title, that he was not a professor. ... 

Karl Madden is an Academic Librarian at Medgar Evers College, City University of New York. He holds Master s degrees in Music and Library Science. His research areas include music, performing arts, film history, and information management. 

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