Episode 15: Charan’s thesis submission reflection
Jun 22, 202652mEp. 13S1
Karen and Charan reflect on process of finishing a PhD, the writing up period, and how Charan felt as she submitted her thesis.
Hosted by NIHR School for Public Health Research · 🇺🇸 US · EN-GB · 14 episodes
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Researchers in the Making is a podcast hosted by Charan and Karen, discussing the ins and outs of doing a PhD in public health. From the intricacies of research to the ups and downs of academic life, they share their experiences in an honest, down-to-earth way. They also welcome fellow researchers to discuss their latest discoveries, giving listeners a front-row seat to exciting new public health insights. Whether you're a student, researcher, or just curious about how public health research shapes the world, this podcast is your go-to for informative and engaging conversations.
NIHR School for Public Health Research hosts Researchers in the making, a science show with 14 episodes published.
Karen and Charan reflect on process of finishing a PhD, the writing up period, and how Charan felt as she submitted her thesis.
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