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Dr Angelo Battaglia – Academic Spotlight Interview

This month, jobs.ac.uk’s Academic Spotlight features Dr Angelo Battaglia, Senior Lecturer in Tourism Dynamics and Planning at Westminster International University in Tashkent. We had the pleasure of speaking with Dr Battaglia about his experiences working in Uzbekistan. He began his role during the COVID-19 pandemic and describes his time in Tashkent as both rewarding and…>

Ask a Scientist – Katie Sharrocks

  Dive into the world of research and science! Postdoctoral Researcher, Katie Sharrocks, from the Francis Crick Institute is ready to provide first-hand insight into the role of a scientist. This is a unique opportunity to learn more about the day-to-day responsibilities, challenges, and rewards of a scientific research career. Whether you have just completed…>

Programming Manager

Do you have an interest in programming? Turn your passion into a profession and become a programming manager.  jobs.ac.uk has put together a programming manager guide, supplying you with all the information you need to be prepared for your new role. 100s of jobs are posted from across the globe. Covering positions for both UK…>

Dr. Gill Frigerio – Academic Spotlight Interview

Career development isn’t just about finding a job; it’s about shaping futures. Dr Gill Frigerio is at the forefront of training the professionals who make that happen. In this interview, jobs.ac.uk sits down with Dr Gill Frigerio, Associate Professor at the University of Warwick, to explore her work, her journey, and her passion for career…>

Ask a Recruitment Specialist – Lucy Wide

  Are you interested in a career in recruitment? Recruitment Specialist Lucy Wide, from the University of Derby, is here to answer your burning questions about recruitment and working in a university. A psychology major with years of experience in recruitment roles, Lucy brings valuable insight into recruiter career progression, portfolio management, recruitment campaigns, job…>

Career Advice Hour: Master the art of interviewing | Webinar summary and recording

‘Master the art of interviewing’ Webinar Summary and Recording Interviewing is a skill that can be refined with practice! Unlock your career potential by joining us for a dynamic 1-hour webinar, where Career Coach Cathy Balfe will guide you through the essential steps to interview success. What you’ll gain: The 4Ps: Learn a proven 4-step…>

Ask A Lecturer – Christopher Strelluf

Have a question about lecturing? Get answers directly from University of Warwick Associate Professor and Director of Undergraduate Studies in Applied Linguistics, Christopher Strelluf. Christopher is a sociolinguist, with experience in the UK and US academic system at undergraduate and graduate levels. Previous roles include assistant professor, visiting lecturer, and graduate teaching assistant.  This is…>

Women at Work: Building Your Career | Webinar summary and recording

‘Women at Work: Building Your Career’ Webinar Summary and Recording   jobs.ac.uk were delighted to unite again with Dr Suzanne Ross to bring you a webinar on ‘Women at Work: Building Your Career’. In the current challenging environment, as we begin to see evidence of a rolling back of hard-won gains for women in the…>

Dr James Gill – Academic Spotlight Interview

This month on jobs.ac.uk, we had the pleasure of interviewing Dr James Gill, who humbly describes himself not as an academic but as a doctor who happens to teach. A proud graduate of the University of Warwick, Dr Gill’s journey into medicine was anything but traditional. After initially failing his first year, he found inspiration…>

Career Advice Hour: Preparing for the academic job market | Webinar summary and recording

‘Preparing for the academic job market’ webinar summary and recording jobs.ac.uk collaborated with Dr Bahijja Raimi-Abraham, Senior Lecturer at King’s College London, to bring you a webinar on ‘Preparing for the academic job market’.  Embarking on a career in academia can be both exciting and challenging. Whether you’re an undergraduate, postgraduate, PhD researcher, postdoctoral researcher…>