After graduating from a university with a doctorate, the starting point for finding a job is not only higher than that of the average person, but also there are more opportunities to choose. Whether taking the civil service exam or being a teacher in a university, doctoral students have more advantages than other college students. However, doctors are also particular when choosing jobs, and they are also faced with the problem of how to choose jobs. There are many doctors who are hesitant to choose to be civil servants or university teachers. How big is the gap between being a politician and being a university teacher after graduation?

From the administrative level, being a civil servant has a brighter future.

First of all, if you compare administrative levels, of course you choose to be a civil servant. The higher the administrative level, the easier it is to have a future. According to the relevant provisions of the "Regulations on the Selection and Appointment of Party and Government Cadres" and the "Regulations on the Examination and Employment of Civil Servants", doctors can be directly assigned to the level of chief clerk after entering the civil service. Ten years later, if this doctor doesn't delay in the system at all, he may even become a cadre at the main hall level, which is a quite high level in the civil service. However, ten years later, if you are a university teacher, you may not be rated as a full professor.

In terms of academic achievements, being a university teacher is more professional.

If we want to compare academic achievements, it is obvious that choosing a university is more conducive to the doctor's professional ability and expertise. From undergraduate to doctoral graduation, under normal circumstances, it means that the professional advantage is very prominent. In this case, if you want to keep your professional advantage and make a big breakthrough in scientific research, it is obviously easier to realize your dream of scientific research by becoming a university teacher. After all, the scientific research atmosphere of universities is far stronger than that of administrative organs.

In terms of income and treatment, university teachers are treated the same as civil servants.

If we want to compare income and treatment, the treatment of university teachers is not worse than that of civil servants. Many people always think that the treatment of civil servants should be the best, but it depends on who we compare with civil servants. Compared with primary school teachers, the treatment of civil servants is of course much better. Compared with university teachers, the treatment of civil servants may be very general. The income of civil servants comes entirely from wages, and university teachers also have income from scientific research, lectures and books.

In terms of social status, being a civil servant is more concerned.

If we want to compare the social status of civil servants or university teachers, obviously the former exceeds the latter. After all, as university teachers and scholars, they have little advantage outside the academic circle, while as cadres of administrative organs, they are endowed with certain administrative power, so it is easier to obtain higher social status.