At Effective Altruism Cambridge we are organising an online careers workshop, specifically designed for maths students who might be interested in doing something useful with their quantitative skills.
Full info is on the Facebook event https://fb.me/e/2di6G25gC and in the registration form https://forms.gle/31ovA6XWtriWXLwx5, but in short:
This is my first post here. I would like feedback on my decision of signing up to LessWrong with the idea of writing here occasionally. I explain my reasoning below, but first, for context, here is a brief intro about me:
I am not sure if I consider myself a rationalist or part of the rationality community, but I enjoy scrolling through LW and reading some posts. I do consider myself part of the Effective Altruism community and have been involved in it for over two years. I'm a graduate student in one of the 80,000 Hours priority cause areas and my aim is to be a researcher, perhaps also involved with policy,... (read 217 more words →)
Thank you for your comment, it's much appreciated! Technically, you're right. But Callum is studying an integrated master (along with external students from did their undergrad at other universities who take the course as a stand-alone master), so even though he is formally an undergrad (for fee purposes), he could have graduated last summer with a BA last summer (like Neel did in 2020). If you'd like more information check https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Part_III_of_the_Mathematical_Tripos
or don't hesitate to ask me further.