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Across all areas of training there are essentially five streams of work: (1) Practitioner - doing the work you were trained to do. (2) Researcher - investigating a topic of interest. As an academic you are simultaneously a Practitioner and a Researcher (3) Educator - Training others based on your skills, experience and training. (4) Management - Overseeing the work of others. (5) Policy - Implementing and organising how work happens. Of course the streams aren't mutually exclusive and they…

According to research from the UK, 2/3 of final year PhD students are unclear on what they want to do after their PhD. And about 1/3 (30%) of PhD graduates would not do the their PhD again. I think the two are linked. That not know what you want to do next means you get a job that may or may not value your PhD. In this webinar I'll go through the various career options available to new graduates and…

Social media is a key part of your research communication arsenal. Instagram one of the fastest growing social networks in terms of percentage of people who use it in Australia. It has more than 1 billion active users. But what does it mean to a researcher? How can you get access to a small slice of that attention? In this webinar I’ll go through why you might use Instagram as a researcher; approaches that might help make using it less…

According to research from the UK, 2/3 of final year PhD students are unclear on what they want to do after their PhD. And about 1/3 (30%) of PhD graduates would not do the their PhD again. In this webinar we'll take a look at the academic and non-academic job application process and some of the things you can do to increase your chances of success. This is a FREE webinar, but REGISTRATION IS ESSENTIAL