Max Planck Institute for Biology of Ageing
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Max Planck Institute for Biology of Ageing
Discussion on promotion of young researchers and career planning in the natural sciences IPID International Doctoral Conference 2013 1 May 2nd, 2013 Dr. Dorit Grunewald, Coordinator IMPRS AGE Outline Introduction Max Planck Institute for Biology of Ageing and the IMPRS AGE Facts and figures about graduates Possible career perspectives 2 Thursday, 16 May 2013 Dr. Dorit Grunewald, Coordinator IMPRS AGE Max Planck Institute for Biology of Ageing Research Focus Uncover the basic causes and processes of ageing and longevity Long-term goal: increase health during ageing Departments Antebi - Molecular Genetics on Ageing Larsson - Mitochondrial Biology Partridge – Biological Mechanisms of Ageing 3 Thursday, 16 May 2013 Dr. Dorit Grunewald, Coordinator IMPRS AGE International Max Planck Research School - IMPRS AGE Investigating the nature of ageing and longevity Why do organisms age? What biological processes determine lifespan? And what are the roles of genes and enviroment? Key Features 15 PhD fellowships Three-year programme Comprehensive programme with intensive scientific guidance and career support opportunities Selection of students every spring Start of programme every October 4 Thursday, 16 May 2013 Dr. Dorit Grunewald, Coordinator IMPRS AGE PhDs are important Around 1000 PhD thesis per year (MPS) Duration 3,5 years on average Make a significant contribution to research success 5 Thursday, 16 May 2013 Dr. Dorit Grunewald, Coordinator IMPRS AGE PhDs have good chances on the job market Erwerbsstatus zum Zeitpunkt des Promotionsabschlusses (in %) Graduiertenkollegabsolventen Abhängige Erwerbstätigkeit Selbstständige, freiberufliche Erwerbstätigkeit Geistes/Sozialwissenschaften Lebenswissenschaften Naturwissenschaften Ingenieurwissenschaften Gesamt 63 77 70 83 71 7 0 3 2 4 Berufliche Weiterbildung 7 4 2 1 4 Stipendium 12 11 20 9 14 Arbeitslosigkeit/Jobsuche 8 5 4 3 5 Hausfrau/-mann, Kindererziehung 2 4 2 1 2 n=100% Andere Promovierte Abhängige Erwerbstätigkeit Selbstständige, freiberufliche Erwerbstätigkeit Berufliche Weiterbildung 147 56 178 87 468 68 58 82 74 72 13 5 3 18 9 7 8 2 0 5 Stipendium 3 21 7 1 6 Arbeitslosigkeit/Jobsuche 8 5 5 7 6 Hausfrau/-mann, Kindererziehung 2 114 2 48 0 147 0 80 1 389 n=100% Quelle:DFG 6 Thursday, 16 May 2013 Dr. Dorit Grunewald, Coordinator IMPRS AGE 50% of PhD holder are engaged at a university Wissenschaftsnähe der Tätigkeit zum GeistesLebensZeitpunkt des Promotionsabschlusses /Sozialwissen wissenschaften (in %) schaften Graduiertenkollegabsolventen Forschung/Lehre (F&L) an Hochschule 59 67 F&E außerhalb der Hochschule 10 13 Keine Tätigkeit in F&L bzw. F&E 31 21 n=100% 112 48 Andere Promovierte F&L an Hochschule 43 55 F&E außerhalb der Hochschule 12 32 Keine Tätigkeit in F&L bzw. F&E 45 13 n=100% 279 77 Naturwissenschaften IngenieurwissenGesamt schaften 41 29 30 149 38 25 38 80 49 21 31 389 44 26 30 247 48 28 24 73 45 21 33 676 Quelle:DFG 7 Thursday, 16 May 2013 Dr. Dorit Grunewald, Coordinator IMPRS AGE Possible career perspectives In science PostDoc, Group leader, Professor In industry PostDoc, Group leader (e.g. in R&D) Customer support Management Consultant Clinical research associate Patent Lawyer Research Funding Organisation Scientific Editor Science Journalist Scientific Coordinator 8 Thursday, 16 May 2013 Dr. Dorit Grunewald, Coordinator IMPRS AGE Talk to people! Prepare for a career in science and academia early grant writing attend conferences Prepare for a career in industry go to Job fairs / Career networking fairs (prepare CV, Flyer) visit Industrial exhibitions join events like “uni meets industry” (BtS) 9 Thursday, 16 May 2013 Dr. Dorit Grunewald, Coordinator IMPRS AGE Thank you for your attention 10 Thursday, 16 May 2013 Dr. Dorit Grunewald, Coordinator IMPRS AGE