A Life Far Less Ordinary
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A Life Far Less Ordinary
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Re: A Life Far Less Ordinary
#2> John Mathew is Associate Professor of History of Science, Humanities and Social Sciences, and Sciences at Krea University. He previously taught at the Indian Institute of Science Education and Research, Harvard University, the University of Massachusetts, and Duke University. He holds advanced degrees in Zoology, Medical Anthropology, Ecological Sciences, and History of Science.
5 advanced degrees?? Doesn't seem plausible
Re: A Life Far Less Ordinary
#3> John Mathew is Associate Professor of History of Science, Humanities and Social Sciences, and Sciences at Krea University. He previously taught at the Indian Institute of Science Education and Research, Harvard University, the University of Massachusetts, and Duke University. He holds advanced degrees in Zoology, Medical Anthropology, Ecological Sciences, and History of Science. 5 advanced degrees?? Doesn't seem pl…
Definition of advanced can be rather loose
Re: A Life Far Less Ordinary
#4> John Mathew is Associate Professor of History of Science, Humanities and Social Sciences, and Sciences at Krea University. He previously taught at the Indian Institute of Science Education and Research, Harvard University, the University of Massachusetts, and Duke University. He holds advanced degrees in Zoology, Medical Anthropology, Ecological Sciences, and History of Science. 5 advanced degrees?? Doesn't seem pl…
He has[0]:
- Bachelors, Masters and M.Phil in Zoology from Madras Christian College
- Masters in Medical Anthropology from Harvard
- Doctorate in Ecological Sciences from Old Dominion
- Doctorate in History of Science from Harvard
As long as you accept that a Master's is considered an advanced degree (I do FWIW), he doesn't seem to be lying about it.