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Why young academics are leaving academia
Young academics with PhDs are leaving academia due to intense competition for limited university jobs, prompting a shift toward industry careers. The oversupply of qualified candidates has made academic positions increasingly unattainable, driving professionals to explore opportunities outside traditional research roles.
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