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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Presentation Skills for Researchers | Webinar Summary
Presentation Skills for Researchers Did you attend jobs.ac.uk’s and Vitae’s live webinar on Presentation Skills for Researchers? Drawing from 10 years of experience in delivering training courses and lectures, Dr. Mhairi Towler shared her top tips for presenting and building your network in a range of face-to-face and online scenarios. Our full webinar recording is…>
What is a PhD studentship?
A PhD or a Doctorate of Philosophy is the highest level of qualification in higher education and it’s awarded to a student who completes independent research over the course of 3 years (full time), which is approved by submission of a thesis and viva at the end of the PhD. According to the Higher Education…>
Research Jobs in Nutrition
Here we look at academic research jobs in nutrition, the qualifications and experience you will need and opportunities for career progression. Nutrition and dietetics research encompasses a wide range of projects, from public health nutrition to clinical dietetics and applied nutrition science. Working alongside biomedical scientists and clinicians, academic nutritionists and dieticians contribute to essential research which drives society-wide health policy. Areas of nutrition…>
How to promote sustainability within academia
Moving towards a sustainable future is not separate from our work as academics – both in terms of our research and our actions. So, how can we promote sustainability within academia? Individual actions as a researcher As a researcher and inhabitant of this planet, your actions matter. I’d like to invite you to calculate the…>
Research Jobs in Anatomy, Physiology and Pathology
The second-largest area for health and medical jobs advertised here on jobs.ac.uk (after medicine and dentistry), you will find is anatomy, physiology and pathology research roles.
Lecturing and Teaching Jobs in Anatomy, Physiology and Pathology
Here we take an in-depth look at some of the academic jobs in Anatomy, Physiology and Pathology, the qualifications you would need and opportunities for career progression. Lecturers and teachers in Anatomy Physiology and Pathology come from a diverse range of scientific and medical backgrounds. You may be a qualified doctor who is interested in…>
Senior Academic Jobs in Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmacy
Here we take an in-depth look at three senior academic roles in pharmacology, toxicology and pharmacy, the qualifications and experience you need and the opportunities for career progression.
Pharmacology Research Jobs profile
If you’re looking to use your PhD in pharmacology, toxicology or pharmacy as a route into an academic research career, there are a wide range of multi-disciplinary opportunities available.
Senior Level Academic Jobs in Nursing
Academic career opportunities in nursing have become more diverse in recent years, as the profession looks to expand its teaching and research activities and capacity. If you are an experienced nursing professional who has moved into a teaching and research career, you may be looking at what opportunities are available to you further up the…>