Hey guys,
So my past 2 years' dream of landing a PhD with this specific group at the MPI in Tübingen came true last thursday, but the group leader will move to a Uni in Canada (London, ON). I already have an offer of a PhD from the pioneer of multisensory physiology from Wake Forest, NC, but no offence to anyone from the US, going there would be a last, desperate choice. Moreover, this current supervisor does work exactly in my area of interest. And for me, I think it doesn't matter how well-rated the Uni is as long as the supervisor is good, and he is brilliant. He publishes prolifically and very high, is very easy going, acutely sharp, and quite fun.
I've grown very very attached to Germany in my last two years and don't really feel like leaving Europe but I guess I want to do my PhD under this boss, so I will eventually move. Any inputs on life in Canada: public transport, housing, food, healthcare, social life etc would be very appreciated.
Thanks.
So my past 2 years' dream of landing a PhD with this specific group at the MPI in Tübingen came true last thursday, but the group leader will move to a Uni in Canada (London, ON). I already have an offer of a PhD from the pioneer of multisensory physiology from Wake Forest, NC, but no offence to anyone from the US, going there would be a last, desperate choice. Moreover, this current supervisor does work exactly in my area of interest. And for me, I think it doesn't matter how well-rated the Uni is as long as the supervisor is good, and he is brilliant. He publishes prolifically and very high, is very easy going, acutely sharp, and quite fun.
I've grown very very attached to Germany in my last two years and don't really feel like leaving Europe but I guess I want to do my PhD under this boss, so I will eventually move. Any inputs on life in Canada: public transport, housing, food, healthcare, social life etc would be very appreciated.
Thanks.