Want to get a real insight into what it’s like to do a PhD? Meet Adriano, a second-year PhD student at the University of the Sunshine Coast, Australia. Second-year PhD student Adriano joins us on a sunny day in Australia. Watch week 4 of his vlog series as he talks…>
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PhD Vlog Introduction: Abigail Robertson
Meet Abigail, a second-year PhD student in Medieval Studies at the University of New Mexico. In this video, Abigail introduces you to her vlog, and what to expect from her vlogs over the next month, including what it is like to do a PhD in the USA, advice for attending conferences…>
How to Use Mentors to Kick Start Your Academic Career
Whether you’re a postgrad or a new academic, you can’t succeed alone. Colleagues are going to help you on your way: the best will be mentors.
Global Academic Careers: Exploring International Opportunities – HERC Webinar
Thousands of academics have already migrated to the UK, Europe and other areas to develop their Global Academic Careers and experience rich academic and cultural offerings.
Academic Job Interviews: Top Tips for Success – Google+ Hangout on Air
Interviews can be nerve-racking experiences. Academic job interviews, in particular, can be all-day events which usually involve a panel interview of three or more people and a lecture or presentation to future colleagues.
How to Secure a Job after your PhD – Google+ Hangout on Air
jobs.ac.uk organised a live video Q&A on the subject of ‘How to secure a job after your PhD’. Our panel of experts answered questions from our audience covering:
7 Habits of Successful Early Career Researchers
Have you got your first job as a researcher? Watch our short video to pick up some good habits to help you get started and become a successful researcher!
PhD Vlog Week 1 – Abigail Robertson
Want to get a real insight into what it’s like to do a PhD? Meet our vlogger Abigail Robertson a second-year PhD student in Medieval Studies at the University of New Mexico. In week 1 Abigail shares tips on life as a PhD student. Follow the vlogging month as…>
Competencies needed for collaboration
Use our decision tree to find out what competencies are needed and how they can be developed at each stage in the collaboration process. Our top tips for successful collaborations across disciplinary and geographic boundaries are: Understand the characteristics of collaboration – formal and informal and identify which you seek…>
Making Academic Collaboration Work
In their 2012 paper, ‘The how and why of academic collaboration: disciplinary differences and policy implications’, Lewis, Ross and Holden argued that there was a useful distinction to be made between collaboration (lowercase c) and Collaboration (capital C). The idea is that, whether we recognize it formally or not, almost…>
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