Graduate School or Industry?

Graduate School or Industry Discussion Panel

A BEGS, BMES, and ISPE Collaborative to answer
your post-undergraduate career questions

Date: Thursday, November 15th
Time: 6:30-8:00pm
Place: PFBH Fung Auditorium

Should I go to graduate school? Or should I go work in industry?
Members of the Bioengineering Graduate Society (BEGS) with
experience in industry and academia will be answering your
questions about what to do after graduation for those in the life
sciences, and how to get to where you want. With tips on job applications
to graduate school applications, these students have been there
and done that. Free pizza will be provided! All majors welcome!!

ISPE (International Society of Pharmaceutical Engineering) is a global
not-for-profit association, that strives to advance pharmaceutical and
biotechnology manufacturing professionals in their industry. Visit us at
ispeucsd.weebly.com for more information about our events and sign
up for our weekly newsletter at ispe.ucsd@gmail.com.

The Bioengineering Graduate Society, or BEGS, is a student-run organization
at the University of California San Diego with the aid of the Bioengineering
Department, the Institute of Engineering in Medicine, and the Industrial Advisory Board.
(Website: http://begs.ucsd.edu/BEGS/Home.html)

The Biomedical Engineering Society (BMES) at the University of California,
San Diego (UCSD) is dedicated to enriching the undergraduate experience for the
Department of Bioengineering and those interested in Biomedical Engineering by
fostering personal growth and professional development.
(Website: http://bmes.eng.ucsd.edu/)