In the 3 months that I have been involved in a PhD at \u00c5bo Akademi University, I have come to the conclusion that just the act of pursuing a PhD in Finland warrants keeping a blog about it.<\/p>\n
Because Finland is right on the opposite end of the spectrum of all cultures I have experienced so far. This inevitably also shows up in how one organization, or one group, does research. I find it quite interesting how these “cultural” differences can dictate how you approach a scientific problem, and how you interact with the system and people around you.<\/p>\n
This can make for topics interesting enough to make it worth it to drop the research process once in a while to document the experiences.<\/p>\n
But then again, the PhD process itself can be full of ups and downs, and well, blogging is the obvious way to go about it for me.<\/p>\n
So here’s to doctoring through a Finnish PhD, and writing about it.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
In the 3 months that I have been involved in a PhD at \u00c5bo Akademi University, I have come to the conclusion that just the act of pursuing a PhD in Finland warrants keeping a blog about it. Because Finland is right on the opposite end of the spectrum of all cultures I have experienced … <\/p>\n