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EPISODE · May 25, 2024 · 32 MIN

149 University Entrepreneur

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Quote: "Think about what makes you different and turn that into your strength” Start your academic career in China. Learn from a real expert of both international and Chinese academic ecosystems. 1. Study/get your PhD in China2. Find academic jobs3. Compare international vs. Chinese university system4. Start and scale your own company5. Work in Chinese vs. English6. Find your own flexpat career path Pippa Morgan, PhDInternational academic; Entrepreneur; 10 years in ChinaPippa fell in love with China on her first visit in her early twenties, and decided to build her career in academia here. Over the past 10 years in China, she has gotten a PhD from Fudan University, one of China's top schools, taught Chinese and international students in Sino-US joint venture universities, and most recently started Discovery Hub, a higher education consultancy with a mission to bridge between the Chinese and Western academic worlds. Connect with Pippa:WeChat: Pippa9WeChat Official Account: 探索枢纽 Discovery HubEmail: [email protected]: @discoveryhubedu Instagram: @discoveryhubeducationYouTube: @discoveryhubeducationPlease also tune in to episode 116, 123, 131 Professor in China85 Start your own service business112 Plan your flexpat career64, 132, 133 Entrepreneurship138 European values

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