University of Minnesota Employee Job Reviews in the United States

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"I worked as a Graduate Research Assistant in Mechanical Engineering at the University of Minnesota for my Ph.D. degree. This environment provides both academic and practical training in mechanical engineering."

"I've worked for University of Minnesota for 18 years at the Natural Resources Research Institute in Duluth. Now I retired because I see work environment there inappropriate"

"UMN Chemistry department is one of the premier institute and offers diverse academic learning opportunities."

"I have been a graduate student in the department since 2015. The department has extraordinary research in all fields in chemical engineering & Materials Science."

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"I have worked for Mechtronics and Intelligent machines lab for 10 months and I really feel that the work that we do here is cutting edge. The fusion of industry and research brings out the best. My advisor is one of the most learned person in his field, so getting advised by him teaches me a lot."

"Nice place to work and perform research."

"I worked for the professor in University of Minnesota as a graduate student research assistant for 5 years. The overall academic environment is nice, easy assess to biomedical library, pubmed and research equipment. We like to collaborate with both lab members in the same lab and also explore the resource in the other lab."

"University of Minnesota is a great place to work."

"Working as a research assistant is a tough and under compensated job. It is an exercise in delaying gratification. However, the work environment is hard to beat, the co workers are fun, and it is, by design, a temporary position. I would recommend the U of M to any graduate student for its excellent campus and resources available."

"Working in a research laboratory is interesting, fun and stimulating. And working for the University of Minnesota is a really fantastic experience with great health benefits, discounts on classes, and access to world-class gyms and recreational centers. But, expect to be paid much lower than any equivalent position in a non-academic setting."

"Great co-worker and nice mentor there."

"I am working at University of Minnesota as Research Assistant. It is a great university."

"I worked in School of Dentistry, UMN for 3 months. My supervisor and my colleges are very nice. The projects are interesting and I learned a lot. I was able to make recommendations on their financial performances."