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Is there a rationale for working in academia in developing countries?

Most people try to work in the academia of rich and developed countries. I suspect that the rationale for not working in developing countries includes factors such as low-quality healthcare, weak ...
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Breaking the (perhaps perceived) academic (poverty) cycle

Background information: Field: Neuroscience (neuroimaging); Country: India; currently: grad student Working in a country that may not always have a lot of financial resources, we usually face ...
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Alternative to PhD?

As a bachelors student in mathematics, I took various courses in Algebra, Analysis, Number Theory, Geometry and Topology. I am pretty much interested in every field and I don't want to specialize in a ...
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Becoming a Professor in a Developing Country after a PhD in the US: Feasibility and Challenges

I'm applying for PhD programs and I'm thinking about what I'll do afterward. Specifically, I did my undergraduate in a well-respected US university and am applying to similar tier universities for a ...
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