Having a PhD can open up many different career options if you know where to look and how to sell the skills that you have gained through your PhD. It is important to really think about the next step as it can sometimes be hard to see beyond the obvious routes such as an academic career.
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How to Champion Yourself
13:00 GMT | Thursday, 16 June 2022 | Webinar recording is available now >> This webinar is now closed. Our full webinar recording is available to watch now or read our short summary of the main points made by our HE leaders.
Managing Your Continuing Professional Development
Many of us may have reflected on how our day-to-day roles have altered since March 2020 but what of our Continuing Professional Development (CPD)? In this article, I’ll explore how professional services staff in the HE sector have adapted their CPD to changing circumstances and the challenges and opportunities that have come with new ways of working.
Ask a Director of Research – Byron Creese
Wonder what it takes to rise to the level of a Director of Research? Dr Byron Creese from Brunel University London has answered your questions about a career in academia and senior management in Higher Education. From shaping research strategy, implementing projects, supervising and leading teams, the role of a Director of Research is varied….>
Academic CV Guidelines
Guidelines for writing an academic CV How do you write an academic CV that makes you stand out, in the right way? In this article Professor Nicola Whitton discusses how to write an academic CV that gives you the best possible chance of securing an interview. Your academic CV is a summary of your skills…>
Free CV template (UK Guide)
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Dr Mhairi Towler
In Conversation with Dr Mhairi Towler Dr Mhairi Towler is a Researcher Advancement and Culture Manager at the University of Dundee. Throughout her career, she has been actively involved in professional organisations. Including the Royal Society of Edinburgh Young Academy Scotland, Entrepreneurial Scotland, BioDundee, Women in STEM initiatives. Her contributions have been recognised through multiple…>
Job Interview Tips: How to Prepare, Advocate for Yourself, and Play to Your Strengths as a Neurodivergent Jobseeker
Job interviews can be a stressful occasion at the best of times, but when you’re neurodivergent, whether you’re autistic, ADHD, dyslexic, dyspraxic, have Tourette’s, OCD, or whichever neurotype you identify with, they can feel 10x more difficult to navigate; a game designed by people who’ve never considered that brains work differently. The good news? With…>