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New report - One size does not fit all
One size does not fit all reveals inequalities in researcher development in Arts and Humanities
How do we improve the recruitment of researchers?
We are reaching out to institutional staff, employers, current researchers and research alumni to ask about their particular needs, views and experiences relating to researchers making a transition from academic to other employment sectors... Find out more
Three Minute Thesis
Vitae is hosting the 2017 Three Minute thesis (®3MT). Judging of the semi-final is taking place at the moment. The six finalists will be announced mid-August.
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Reflections from the Vitae Researcher Development International Conference 2016
We were delighted to welcome around 400 participants, the largest number yet, including researcher development practitioners, trainers, career specialists, heads of graduate schools, pro-vice chancellors, funders, research managers and other professionals from the UK and abroad to our annual Vitae Researcher Development International Conference, which took place in Manchester, between 12 and 13 September 2016. The Conference addressed the strategic and practical implications of policy developments, institutional capacity and best practice to support the careers of researchers...
Meet the speakers: Researcher Development: Five Years From Now
These are the speakers presenting at the networking seminar, 26 April, Coventry University.
New events: Early Bird opens
Two new Vitae events will take place in June. Join us to discuss researcher careers.
Preparing for Leadership - new training programme
We are delighted to announce a new publication in the Vitae Library of Resources.
Congratulations to THE Awards shortlisted institutions
We would like to congratulate universities which have been shortlisted in the Vitae-sponsored category for Outstanding Support for Early Career Researchers.
Open research needs open researchers
Researchers are becoming increasingly more ‘open’ in their research, through open access publication, open data, and their social media presence. What is the impact on the professional development of researchers as they navigate the open research environment? How do these changing expectations impact the role of researcher developers?
Recent articles on the Vitae Member Community
Recent articles on the Vitae Member Community
NEW: resources for Research Directors and Principal Investigators
Vitae has developed a range of new resources to support those who manage and mentor researchers as part of their role.
Times Higher Education (THE) Awards 2015
Award categories announced
The Equality Challenge Unit guides to the Every Researcher Counts
Vitae published a suite of 15 guidance documents by The Equality Challenge Unit (ECU) to accompany the Vitae Every Researcher Counts scenarios
Preparing for your professional development conversations, new guide for research staff
New guide for review meetings and action planning for research staff now available
72 UK institutions have retained the European Commission’s HR Excellence in Research Award
Today Vitae confirms that a further 11 UK universities have retained the HR Excellence in Research Award...
CROS and PIRLS open 1 March
Register your intent to participate
HR Excellence in Research Award: event report and slides now available
Event report, consultation and slides now available: HR Excellence in Research Award
Equality and Diversity: Actions for All
Today at the Equality and Diversity Conference organised by Vitae, we have announced ten Actions to improve the equality and diversity for research staff...
#ShareMyThesis competition launches
EThOS at the British Library launches #ShareMyThesis Twitter competition
