ConsciousAssociate

u/ConsciousAssociate


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Hi all,

I'm considering leaving my PhD in Computer Science in the UK (in the area of formal methods) and wanted to ask your opinion/experience with getting a Master's degree instead. I've had quite a few issues in my time as a PhD student which are well out of my control - particularly a legal dispute which meant I was not able to do research for 6 months, and large research staff turnover - and in the process I've lost the heart to continue.

As I only have a BSc, I'd like to get some qualification out of my time as a doctoral student and this has led me to enquire about getting a lower research degree. My university offers a MPhil (nominally 2 years) and a "MSc by Research" (lower than

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Nice to meet you! Here's a few facts about me:

  • American living in south Wales

  • PhD student in computer science

  • Musician and voracious music listener

  • Love traveling and would like to see lots of Europe this summer

  • A little introverted, and looking for an extroverted complement to push me out of my comfort zone

  • Looking to build a serious romantic relationship with a man (preferably near me but open to the rest of the UK if we're a good fit)

Here's a picture of me. If I pique your interest, feel free to send me a chat request and we can talk on Discord :)

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