Save the dates - New Vitae events confirmed

03/04/2014

Reflecting on the Past: Innovating for the Future

Cambridge, 14 - 15 July 2014

Celebrating CRAC's 50 years of careers research, innovation and support.

To mark the significant developments over the last 50 years, CRAC, in partnership with NICEC, will be running events over two days in Cambridge. These will include latest thinking and innovations in career support in the context of careers over the next 50 years.

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Please include 'CRAC's 50th anniversary' in the subject line of your email

Vitae Researcher Development International Conference 2014

Manchester, 9 - 10 September 2014

The established annual Vitae Researcher Development International Conference is the largest dedicated event that brings together all those with a strategic and practical role in developing researchers.

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Please include 'Vitae Researcher Development Conference' in the subject line of your email

Vitae Research Staff Conference 2014: Recognition and Value

Bristol, 13 November 2014

In its sixth year, the Vitae Research Staff Conference 2014 in partnership with the UK Research Staff Association will explore the recognition and value of research staff. The conference will bring together researchers of various career stages, representatives from research staff associations, and those supporting the development of researchers.

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Please include 'Vitae Research Staff Conference' in the subject line of your email

Vitae GRADschool - November 2014

Windermere, 18 - 20 November 2014

There have been hundreds of GRADschools all around the country over the years and thousands of researchers have benefited from taking part, with 93% saying they now feel motivated to complete their doctorate. This course was designed to support you in making informed choices about what you would like to do next, motivate you to write up and challenge your assumptions about your skills. You will understand the transferability of your skills, experience a range of employment settings and gain practical strategies and tips for being more effective.