This is an e-mail to a future professor. I am applying to a research position. The thing is that I do not have any research experience so I am asking whether I am still qualified for the position and advice for future application.
Also, I am going to apply anyway, and was wondering still it would be better to attach my CV in this e-mail. It seems redundant to me.
Thank you so much in advance.
--------------------------------------------------------------------- I will be working as a research assistant from June. However, unfortunately, I do not have any research experience currently other than the aforementioned pilot study. I am wondering whether I could still be a qualified candidate for the position.
Also, I highly appreciate if you could give me some advice on what kinds of research skills you are particularly seeking for from your PhD students. I would like to seek out the research experience that is specifically necessary for the field for next year(or application?).
For your review, here I have attached my CV and transcript.
Thank you for your time. I look forward to hearing from you at your earliest convenience.
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I will be working as a research assistant from starting in June. However, unfortunately, I do not have any previous research experience currently other than the aforementioned pilot study. I am wondering whether I could still be a qualified candidate for the position.
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I will be working as a research assistant fromstarting in June. However, unfortunately, I do not have any previous research experience currently other than the aforementioned pilot study. I am wondering whether I could still be a qualified candidate for the position.
Also, I would highly appreciate it if you could give me some advice on