Re: Neuroscience PhD

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I qualify, but qualifying and getting a job on are not the same.
I qualify without the PhD. My question is more about perception
and whether a Neuroscience PhD would be valued by employers.

On 4/12/04, Kibitzer wrote:
> On 4/11/04, j1213 wrote:
>> It seems to be generally accepted that a PhD is a major
>> asset to get jobs in patent law (at least in a bio-related
>> area). For many firms, it seems to be a near requirement.
>> How useful is a PhD in neuroscience? Does the neuroscience
>> PhD "count"? Or does the degree need to be in a field like
>> molecular biology or biochemistry?
>
> Do you even qualify to take the patent bar with your background?

Re: Neuroscience PhD, 5/13/04, by Craig.

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