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Hi all,
Apologies if this is the wrong forum, just let me know where I should post it instead if so.
For context, Iām looking at applying for PhD programs in cognitive neuroscience. My background is a bachelors in kinesiology, and a masters in strength and conditioning/exercise science.
Iām not particularly familiar with the typical process of pursuing the academic route. Is it basically assumed to contact a faculty member with shared research interests prior to even applying?
When I applied for my masters, I applied cold with no prior contact with faculty. Iām assuming this is different for a doctoral degree.
Also, are there any other recommendations from those who have gone this route (PhD) for someone unfamiliar with the process?
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