Is a Full GA Considered a Grant for University Applications?

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Start date May 12, 2015
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In summary, a CV is a document that summarizes an individual's education, work experience, skills, and achievements. It is important for academic or scientific positions. If you have presented or published research for a general audience, you can mention it under a separate section on your CV. Including GA experience on your CV can demonstrate your ability to effectively communicate complex scientific concepts to a broader audience, which can be valuable for research positions involving outreach or public engagement. The amount of detail you provide about your GA experience should depend on its relevance to the position you are applying for. Even if you have not published or presented any research, you can still include GA experience on your CV, such as through science communication workshops, volunteering at science fairs, or blogging

May 12, 2015

beyondthemaths

When preparing CV for universities' applications, is a full Graduate Assistantship (GA) that covers the whole tuition fees considered as a grant? If not, how should it be mentioned in a CV?

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May 14, 2015

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What school? Some schools have online resources regarding this topic.

1. What is a CV and why is it important?

A CV, or curriculum vitae, is a document that summarizes an individual's education, work experience, skills, and achievements. It is important because it provides a comprehensive overview of one's qualifications and is typically used when applying for academic or scientific positions.

2. How should I mention a GA (general audience) on my CV?

If you have presented or published research for a general audience, you can mention it under a separate section on your CV. This can include popular science articles, public talks or presentations, or contributions to science communication platforms. Be sure to provide the title, date, and any relevant links or publications.

3. Should I include GA experience on my CV if I am applying for a research position?

Yes, including GA experience on your CV can demonstrate your ability to effectively communicate complex scientific concepts to a broader audience. This can be particularly valuable for positions that involve outreach or public engagement, or for demonstrating the broader impact of your research.

4. How much detail should I provide about my GA experience on my CV?

The amount of detail you provide about your GA experience will depend on the relevance to the position you are applying for. If it is directly related to your research or the job requirements, you may want to provide more detail and highlight specific accomplishments. Otherwise, a brief overview of your experience and any notable achievements should suffice.

5. Can I include GA experience on my CV if I have not published or presented any research?

Yes, you can still include GA experience on your CV even if you have not published or presented any research. This can include volunteering at science fairs or festivals, participating in science communication workshops, or blogging about science. These experiences can still demonstrate your passion for science communication and your ability to effectively communicate complex ideas to a general audience.