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My Master Thesis and job opportunities

Job searches usually start the same way: you go to your local jobs portal and browse what's available. (Other methods exist, such as personal contact or visiting the companies you want to join ...
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My Master Thesis and job opportunities

While you may not be able to find a job directly related to your thesis topic, you probably have widely useful skills. People who can research (whatever), who can think, draw conclusions, and write ...
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Would it be frowned upon for a person to hold two full time online teaching positions?

It depends on the schools. Ten years ago, I taught at two schools full time for a year. Private universities usually requires faculty to get approval if teaching elsewhere; You could be fired if you ...
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Should a 1-year gap in employment/education 12 years ago be mentioned in the ATAS application? If yes, where should it be mentioned?

ATLAS is an approval that the overseas nationals have to obtain if doing research in a field where some research potential national security implications. Most usually it is used to show that the ...
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Should a 1-year gap in employment/education 12 years ago be mentioned in the ATAS application? If yes, where should it be mentioned?

Just list your jobs in chronological order. No one would really care about why you did not work 12 years ago for a year. I am sure you have evolved a lot in 12 years and that would make a big ...
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Changing Subfields after PhD in psychology

This answer is a bit more general than your question and I am not a psychologist. In general, however, in a research field the biggest difficulty in changing subfields (or fields) is when the actual ...
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