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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…>

Do’s and don’ts in your PhD application

When writing your PhD application, there are several things you can do to help it stand out. In this article, we shall look at the do’s and don’ts in your PhD application. A well-written application tells a story about the candidate’s background. This story can be supported by the courses they have taken, the qualifications…>

AI in higher education – where are we now?

It has been a bit less than a year since I wrote a blog post on how generative AI can be used in higher education. With a focus on applications for teaching, research, and admin. I was a relatively early adopter of ChatGPT and have had my subscription to the service for quite a while….>

What’s the best way to get a job in the UK?

Searching for a job in the United Kingdom In this article, we explore the best ways to get a job in the UK. Although searching for a job might seem overwhelming when first getting started, but we have put together this short guide to help you with your applications. The first step will be to consider…>

Chef Jobs Profile

If you are looking for a job opportunity in Higher Education as a Chef, discover our jobs profile written by jobs.ac.uk to help you have a clearer understanding of what is involved and the key responsibilities. A Chef role at a higher education institution is more than just preparing meals; it’s about being an integral…>

Why work in Higher Education?

Are you interested in finding a new role in higher education? Would you like to know more about the benefits of working in the sector? Higher education (HE) offers a wide palette of different roles. Whether you are looking to work in marketing, catering, estates, administration, finance, teaching or research, there is a range of…>

Career Advice Hour: How to write a compelling CV | Webinar summary and recording

 ‘How to write a compelling CV’ webinar summary and recording Unlock your career potential and join jobs.ac.uk for an engaging one-hour webinar.  Career Coach Cathy Balfe will guide you through the essential steps to crafting a powerful CV that captures the attention of recruiters in the non-academic job market.  Overview  Timing is key: Discover the…>

How to follow up on job applications

Have you ever wondered if following up on job applications is necessary? Who do you email? When do you email? What do you say to find out how your application is going?  When you apply for jobs, knowing how and when to follow up on your applications can be tricky. The article below explores some…>

Preparing for a Postdoc role

Are you considering applying for a postdoc role after your PhD? Do you wonder if a postdoc role could be the right option for you and how you should apply? This article explores some key questions to ask yourself and helps you decide if this may be the right career option for you. What is…>

How to Write a Cover Letter for PhD Applications

What is a PhD cover letter? Many institutions opt to incorporate a cover letter as part of their application process, which is likely to be accompanied by an academic CV. Whilst your CV will offer an overview of your range of qualifications, experience, and skills. Your cover letter provides a specific opportunity to discuss your…>