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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…>

What are the benefits of working in Further Education?

Why work in Further Education? To quote the Association of Colleges, “Colleges are brilliant”. Serving 1.6 million people, England’s 218 colleges represent the most diverse subsector of our wider education system. From specialist land-based and creative colleges, to sixth form colleges and general Further Education, colleges provide for learners ranging from 14-16-year-olds outside the school…>

How do you stay focused when researching?

Imagine spending hours on research, only to realise that you have drifted off course and lost your focus. Academic research and analysis can feel overwhelming, especially when juggling multiple tasks, distractions (because, as we all know, life happens!) and tight deadlines. Whether writing a PhD thesis, preparing a publication, or collecting data, maintaining focus is…>

How can I get into teaching?

Teachers are in high demand in the UK If you are a recent graduate exploring potential career opportunities, teaching can offer a rewarding and fulfilling career option for many individuals. Whilst the labour market in the UK will see variations in the demand for different skills and qualification levels – and therefore job roles –…>

Women at Work: Building Your Career | Webinar summary and recording

‘Women at Work: Building Your Career’ Webinar Summary and Recording jobs.ac.uk were delighted to unite again with Dr Suzanne Ross to bring you a webinar on ‘Women at Work: Building Your Career’. In the current challenging environment, as we begin to see evidence of a rolling back of hard-won gains for women in the…>

Career Advice Hour: Preparing for the academic job market | Webinar summary and recording

‘Preparing for the academic job market’ webinar summary and recording jobs.ac.uk collaborated with Dr Bahijja Raimi-Abraham, Senior Lecturer at King’s College London, to bring you a webinar on ‘Preparing for the academic job market’. Embarking on a career in academia can be both exciting and challenging. Whether you’re an undergraduate, postgraduate, PhD researcher, postdoctoral researcher…>

Tips for academic networking

Do you find academic networking challenging at times? In the following article, I will share some tips and effective networking strategies to help you build meaningful connections and enhance your career. I will explore how you can leverage conferences, academic societies, social media and other networks (online or in-person) to build meaningful professional relationships and…>