How to become a professor before you turn 40? (Alternatively – How to become a professor?)
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Submitted manuscript version Version July 2011 (PDF)
Date
2015-05Type
Journal articleTidsskriftartikkel
Author
Hartvigsen, GunnarAbstract
In Norway, where all associate professors (“førsteamanuensis”) who are qualified as a (full) professor are offered a personal professorship, it is no other than the associate professor him/herself who stands in the way of the Professor title. This article reviews 12 success criteria in order to achieve qualifications as (full) professor: (1) Accept professional challenges, (2) always consider publishing; (3) children should take (a lot of your) time; (4) limit preparations; (5) have fixed supervision time; (6) lecture-less-time = time for research; (7) accept your level of competence; (8) establish an infrastructure for research; (9) leave the demanding honorary posts to (full) professors; (10) stay away from Internet
and other time thieves; (11) be persistent; (12) be strategic - not cynical. If you follow these tips the professor title will be yours before age forty.
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The Norwegian version of this article is also available in Munin at http://hdl.handle.net/10037/4479
The Norwegian version of this article is also available in Munin at http://hdl.handle.net/10037/4479
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Universitetet i TromsøUniversity of Tromsø
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