Maybe you are confused about your future career?

Perhaps you can't find passion in learning?

Maybe you are encountering troubles overcoming academic challenges?

Maybe you are not happy with your choices?

Hopefully, you will find an answer in this article.

Student assistants from Career Competencies Center conducted an in-depth interview with Prof. Aljadeff, Head of GTIIT Mathematics with Computer Science Program by taking the career as a fulcrum. Prof. Aljadeff shared his journey from undergraduate to the present, and also how he has made further progress in science and engineering.

Part 1 | Journey

In this section, Prof. Aljadeff shared his journey and career experience. In particular, he mentioned that when he entered the university, he had been confused about the choice of subject and how he finally chose it. On the way to career, he hesitated about the career direction and made decisions after trying. And he also shared his unique insights on the meaning of the jobs.

Part 2 | Experience

Difficulties are common to see in researches. What matters is the attitude towards them. In this part, Prof. Aljadeff answered the solution of overcoming academic challenges and the right to choose and explained his passion for science and engineering choices and future job choices.

Part 3 | Suggestions

Decided to stick to it, persistence and efforts are indispensable. You may not be happy with your previous choices now. However, if you do your best, the options will eventually return to you, says Prof. Aljadeff.  From the perspective of learning and daily life, he gave the students a lot of suggestions and encouragement.

Eli Aljadeff is a chair-holder professor in the Technion's Mathematics department and is employed as a teacher and researcher at GTIIT. Pro. Aljadeff is the dean of the mathematics program at GTIIT.  He was a visiting professor at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign in USA, Institute for advanced mathematical research in Strasbourg, France, University of Murcia in Spain and University of Buenos Aires in Argentina.

Prof. Aljadeff received his Ph.D. in mathematics from Tel Aviv University in Israel in 1988. He arrived to the Technion in 1990. Between 2015 and 2018 he was the Dean of the Faculty of Mathematics at the Technion.

Eli is an algebraist, working on topics as polynomial identities and group gradings on algebras, Brauer groups, group cohomology and division algebras.