The Advancing in Academia programme is a highly rewarding one-day event that encourages participants to consider their career path and provides guidance on how to succeed in a competitive and complex research environment. The event is aimed at early career researchers and enables them to: • meet with successful academics from a range of disciplines to hear how they advanced their academic career and to seek career advice • consider how to balance the requirements of improving their skills and achievements with building their professional profile • review the current higher education environment • review their own career path and develop an action plan to strategically manage their career • network with fellow researchers.
- Date first submitted
- Tuesday 09 November 2010
- Date last modified
- Thursday 02 June 2011
- Author modifications comments
- V2 - RDF mapped
- Publisher
- Vitae
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- Type of resource:
- Example programme or session plan
- Complete workshop or training package
- Focus of resource:
- Wider preparation for academic practice
- Career management/developing employability
- Relevant audience(s):
- Research staff
- Relationship to JSS:
- Career management
- Running time:
- 1 day
Downloads Back to top
Organiser manual
- File created:
- Tuesday 09 November 2010
- File size:
- 3MB
- File type:
- MS Word
- File description:
- Information for organisers of the Advancing in Academia programme including session materials
Advancing in academia facilitator manual-31052011V2
- File created:
- Wednesday 01 June 2011
- File size:
- 2MB
- File type:
- File description:
- Advancing in academia facilitator manual-31052011V2
Related trainers Back to top
Trainers related to this resource are:
- Related trainers:
- Dr Sarah Haas, Dr Paul Frazer, Dr Lynn Clark, Dr Martin Penny, Miss Daniela Bultoc
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