Universities

... sure that both options will more or less result in the same qualifications for jobs in the future. Hello chris, in Norway there are excellent universities in the field of the life sciences, among the best in the world, you shouldn't go out from your country, in my opinion... Here in Italy ...

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Hello chris, in Norway there are excellent universities in the field of the life sciences, among the best in the world, you shouldn't go out from your country, in my opinion... Here in Italy we dream such universities

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... but in all probability I think that it's wiser to opt for the latter one in accordance to finding jobs in the future. (It seems that very few universities offer Herpetology and I would guess that means that there are few jobs for it too). However that's not the choice that I'm really struggling ...

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... I'd probably get my cell counter in no time. Then again, private corporations can also go to bankruptcy if they don't get these figures right, but universities can often keep going even if their people spent half their time on stuff a monkey could do!

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... less religious than people in general. In brief: "(The authors) concluded that academics in the natural and social sciences at elite research universities are significantly less religious than the general population." (Ecklund, 2007) and "Leading Scientists Still Reject God" ...

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