Well they don't call it life reconstruction, but its very similar. Its the Life Histories and Social Change (LHSC) project at the National University of Ireland, Maynooth.
They have a conference on June 18th but unfortunately I have my final review in DIT that morning. One of the sessions is on “Life History and Occupations and Careers in a Changing Society”.
This catches my interest as I want to get a better grasp on how the degree of match, the importance placed on financial return and the level of job satisfaction for PhD graduates evolves over time, particularly the life-course. What happens when we move from 10 to 20 to 30 years after graduation? This is something I might talk to Hannah about.
They have a conference on June 18th but unfortunately I have my final review in DIT that morning. One of the sessions is on “Life History and Occupations and Careers in a Changing Society”.
This catches my interest as I want to get a better grasp on how the degree of match, the importance placed on financial return and the level of job satisfaction for PhD graduates evolves over time, particularly the life-course. What happens when we move from 10 to 20 to 30 years after graduation? This is something I might talk to Hannah about.
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we've been talking for a long time about doing a UCD Alumni Study and i think Life Reconstruction Methods (quants and qual) would be the way to go
Martin, will you send me on further information on this. I will try to go.
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