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Building resilience as an employee | Webinar Registration Page

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Webinar Registration Page | 11th September 12:30 – 1:15 pm BST | MS Teams In a turbulent job market, resilience has become critical. It’s also become a ‘trait’ that recruiters and hiring managers are increasingly asking for. jobs.ac.uk have teamed up with Dr Suzanne Ross to bring you a webinar on ‘Building Resilience as an…>

Networking post-COVID | Webinar summary and recording

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The ‘Networking post-COVID’ Webinar Summary and Recording   jobs.ac.uk partnered with Dr. Mhairi Towler, CEO and Founder of Vivomotion to host a 30-minute online webinar ‘Networking post-COVID’ aimed to share the importance of networking and how to build your network (in person and digitally online). You can now view the full webinar recording or read…>

Academic Jobs in Engineering and Technology

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Looking for academic jobs in the Engineering and Technology sector?

You may be an experienced engineer working in industry who is looking to transfer your skills to a lecturing post. Or perhaps you’re just finishing your PhD and are interested in postdoctoral roles in a university or research institute.

Academic Jobs in the Health and Medical Sector

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Looking for academic jobs in the Health and Medical sector?
Perhaps you’re a doctor, dentist or nurse and want to make the move into lecturing and research. Or maybe you’re just starting out in the Health and Medical sector and are interested in routes to academia.

How to set effective goals for your career development

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How to set effective goals for your career development Goal setting is something that is often referred to throughout your studies and/or when you move into the workplace. It helps to effectively manage and prioritise your workload. Broader than that, however, setting effective and manageable goals is also essential for your career development. They help…>

In Conversation with Professional Services | Michele Palmer

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In conversation with Michele Palmer! Michele Palmer is a leader in careers and employability, transforming student outcomes across further and higher education through strategic initiatives and industry engagement. Currently working at the University of Arts London, London College of Communication as a Placement and Employability Manager, she drives work experience, placement compliance and employer partnerships,…>

Staying motivated over the Winter break

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As the darker nights draw in and time spent outdoors decreases, looking after your well-being, whilst staying focused on your studies or your job search, can be tough. Finding a healthy balance between living in the present to ensure you stay on track and looking ahead to the new year can be tricky to manage….>

PhD vs DBA

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PhD vs DBA: Choosing the Right Doctorate for Your Career Path For centuries, earning a doctorate has been regarded as the pinnacle of academic achievement. Having a Dr in front of one’s name is a testament to deep expertise in a chosen field and evidence of the ability to contribute original knowledge to society. Traditionally,…>

Goal setting for the new year

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The new year is the perfect time to take stock of where you are, where you want to be, and how to achieve your goals. In the article below, we shall explore how to set effective goals and how to achieve them without burning out. You have probably experienced the benefits of goal setting before….>

How to network successfully at the start of your career

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Networking is a key skill. It opens opportunities and keeps you in the know about the latest trends in your field. In the below article, we shall explore how to do this at the start of your career so that you can start building your network immediately. What is networking? Networking is about establishing and…>

The PhD Application Process

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When I first thought about applying for a PhD, it did not arrive as a single clear moment. It was more of a slow pull, a quiet curiosity that kept resurfacing no matter how busy life became. At the time, I had a stable job, a routine, colleagues I cared for, and a sense of…>

How to be productive while hybrid working

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Working from the office and from home is becoming more popular. We shall look at how to be more productive in both environments and to deliver good-quality work. Hybrid working is an increasing trend, providing employees with the opportunity to combine remote and face-to-face working. Many people would agree that hybrid working can help people…>

Extracurricular activities to boost your CV during your PhD

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Your CV is more than a list of academic achievements; it’s a reflection of your broader skillset, interests, and initiative. During a PhD, it’s easy to become consumed by research, data collection, and writing, often leaving little time for anything else. However, engaging in extracurricular activities can not only strengthen your CV but also support…>