In conversation with Becky Wallwork! jobs.ac.uk is in conversation with Becky Wallwork, a Senior Contracts Manager at the University of Cambridge. With over 15 years of experience across UK universities, NHS Trusts, and national research networks, her career has focused on enabling world-class research by balancing opportunities with risk. Becky’s career in HE started as…>
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Getting Started with Your PhD: A Practical Guide from Someone Who Survived It
Beginning a PhD feels a bit like being dropped into a maze with a notebook, a laptop, and a vague sense that you are meant to “discover something new”. Some people run through the maze sprinting; others stare at the walls, convinced the exit is hiding behind a paywalled paper. Over the years, I have…>
Build your personal brand for career success | Webinar summary and recording
‘Build your personal brand for career success’ webinar summary and recording Personal brand isn’t just a buzzword; it’s your professional reputation in action, shaping how others perceive your expertise and experience. In this practical webinar, you’ll learn how to define what you want to be known for, showcase your expertise with confidence, create a…>
Reflecting on your experience to strengthen your applications
Read our full guide on how to reflect on your experience to strengthen your job applications by jobs.ac.uk. Writing consistently strong applications can be a big ask. Producing compelling content can be even trickier if you haven’t allowed yourself the space and time to engage in self-reflection. Therefore, providing yourself with the opportunity to pause…>
The PhD Ethics Process
Ethics Process This article explains the importance, steps, and principles of the ethics process in research. It explores what ethical approval is and why it matters. It also highlights offers practical advice on how to pass the ethics review successfully. Understanding the PhD Ethics Process Ethical review is one of the first formal steps in…>
How to keep consistent in your PhD
“No way, I am giving up!” In all honesty, it was a thought that crossed my mind more than once during my doctorate. Each time I faced difficulties, I felt completely overwhelmed by the workload or by life outside my PhD. Staying consistent and motivated was incredibly hard. I dealt with unpredictable draft changes, long…>
How to set effective goals for your career development
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
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
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
PhD vs DBA: Choosing the Right Doctorate for Your Career Path Have you ever found yourself questioning what the difference is between a PhD vs DBA, and what is the right one for your career path? In this article, Dr Nick Naumov goes into greater detail on answering your questions, helping support you with your…>
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