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PhD Guides

Thinking about a PhD or already on your doctoral journey? Our PhD Guides offer expert advice, insights, tips on choosing a supervisor and real-world tips for every stage of your research career. From choosing a topic to publishing your thesis and navigating post-PhD jobs. Getting Started with a PhD Thinking about a PhD but not…>

Get Creative with a Limited Budget

See our top tips on how to stay productive with a limited budget Due to the general severity of financial strain across many industries such as Tech, the Health sector and public sectors, many Higher and Further Education institutions are looking to do more with less funding and resources. They have limited budgets which can…>

Writing Abstracts for Conferences

From draft to podium: a guide for researchers at any stage Whether you are just starting in research or are an experienced academic, writing abstracts for conferences is a continuous process of skill development. This is because it requires a unique blend of academic and communication skills that differ from writing full academic papers, as…>

Supporting Individual Researchers in a Publish-or-Perish Culture

Many people working in academia are passionate about their subject area. Supporting individual researchers in this environment requires strategic actions from institutions, mentors, and peers. They strive to know more and to make a positive difference in the world. They commit themselves to their research and to producing high-quality work. The ‘publish or perish’ culture…>

Embracing EdTech advances in Further Education

‘EdTech’ is an increasingly popularised catch-all abbreviation for ‘educational technology’. Cards on the table, I am by no means the sector expert on EdTech. In fact, most Further Education Colleges (and other education organisations) employ expert staff. Dedicated to leading on any combination of digital, technology, innovation, and/or transformation functions, particularly post-pandemic. The same could…>

How can I build my experience in the HE sector?

From student support services to marketing and recruitment… …and from fundraising to human resources, the Higher Education sector requires a wealth of expertise and experience from professionals across different areas of work. Typically, when people think of working in the higher education sector, they are likely to visualise roles that relate directly to academia, teaching,…>

How important is EDI in HE?

As both employers and education providers, many Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) have chosen to take a robust approach to equality by establishing Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) policies and strategic plans. In the UK, we are required to adhere to the framework of the Equality Act 2010 as a baseline to protect people from discrimination…>

PhD interview questions

If you are here because you were offered a PhD interview, congratulations!. This interview is your opportunity to show you are the perfect fit for the programme. This article can help you prepare to answer common PhD interview questions. What to expect in your PhD interview PhD application requirements vary based on institutional, regional and…>

Moving to the UK checklist

The United Kingdom, steeped in history and culture, as well as being home to high-quality universities and research opportunities, is an appealing option as a prospective PhD candidate or established academic coming from abroad. However, before you make the move to the UK for either study or work purposes, there will be several considerations. Review…>

Zak Adams

Higher Education and Further Education Progression Story Be inspired by Zak’s Further Education progression journey. Discover how he made a massive impact within his local community and school after being accepted at Harvard University. In his Further Education progression video below, Zak expresses how he would like to change the perspective for students and help…>