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Data Science Jobs for Master’s Graduates: A Guide to the Top 10 Roles A Master’s degree in Data Science has become progressively popular due to the growing demand for professionals who can examine and interpret complex data sets. With the skill to extract valuable insights from vast amounts of information, data scientists are in high demand across various industries. In this article, we will learn the top 10 jobs that offer exciting opportunities for Master’s in Data Science graduates. Data Scientist: Data…

Credit: Pixabay/CC0 Public Domain Here's one good reason for college students to consider a double major: It could soften the blow to their incomes from future economic slumps. A new national study found that double majors had a substantial protection against earning shocks—an average of 56%—compared to those who had a single major. Think of a double…

An intern of the Project SEARCH program at Michigan State University learning various employment skills that match the individual's career interest and goals. Credit: Michigan State University. A new study published in the Journal of Vocational Rehabilitation evaluates the employment outcomes and ongoing support needs among graduates of Project SEARCH in Michigan, a one-year school-to-work transitional program. Replicated at…

Representation of doctorate recipients with disabilities working in STEM across categories of academic career milestones. a, Faculty rank. b, Tenure status. c, Academic administrator (Dean/President). d, Received federal funding for their work/research. Proportions are survey-weighted and age-standardized. Data are presented as percentages and 95% CI. Two-tailed chi-square tests were used and no multiple comparisons were performed. For each panel, the…

Credit: Unsplash/CC0 Public Domain There is a persistent shortage of teachers in England. Numbers of new recruits fail to meet targets, and too many teachers are leaving their jobs. It's clear that more new teachers are needed—but apparently, not enough people are choosing the profession. Much of the existing evidence about why…

Walk into any engineering college across the country. The mood doesn’t feel very different from any other college. Youngsters running around, chatting, discussing assignments and reels and crushes — all at the same time. But a walk past the ‘Xerox centre’ or photocopy centre of the college would tell you that all is not well this placement season. “It’s quieter this time,” said Sudhir Yadav, proprietor of a photocopy centre within the campus of a tier-2 engineering college in Pune.Elevate Your Tech Prowess with High-Value…

In a recent announcement, tech giant Google has opened up exciting opportunities for graduates and postgraduates in the field of Software Engineering at their Bangalore location. This move comes as part of Google's ongoing efforts to expand its workforce and drive innovation in the tech industry.The position available is for a Software Engineer, Mobile (Android), Google Nest. Successful candidates will have the chance to work on pivotal projects that cater to Google's diverse needs. The role offers the flexibility to…

Research suggests students want to be prepared for the future of work. Nearly half (47%) of students reported selecting their institution for career prospects, but only 11% felt very prepared for work. Students who feel well-prepared are four times more likely to have a great university experience. In addition, nearly half of students (49%) plan to continue learning through a higher education institution after graduating. Given the fast-changing work environment, and growing expectations on recruiting and retaining the…

After his 2023 Commencement address, Mark Rober affixed his mortarboard to a drone and sent it soaring over the Great Dome. His remarks and grand finale drew a standing ovation from the crowd. Credit: Gretchen ErtlThe engineer and YouTuber advises the Class of 2023 to embrace optimism and collaboration.At the OneMIT Commencement ceremony on June 1, Mark Rober — engineer, inventor, and YouTuber — urged <span class="glossaryLink" aria-describedby="tt" data-cmtooltip="<div…

Almost as soon as a sunglasses-sporting Zaslav launched into an uninspired speech reminiscing about his own time at Boston University as a law student, people throughout the commencement ceremony crowd began booing at the 63-year-old entertainment executive and did not let up until he stopped talking almost 20 minutes later.“When I was announced as the speaker a few weeks ago, one of my BU buddies sent me a text,” Zaslav said to a wave of jeers. “It said, ‘Who would have thought,’ and he was right. Who would have thought…