Workshop to help postdocs and research staff at Â鶹ÒùÔº prepare for the next stage of their academic career.
- Date(s)
- March 25, 2025
- Location
- R&E Seminar Room, First Floor, 63 University Road
- Time
- 09:30 - 16:30
- Price
- Free
Content
This full-day interactive course is designed to provide you with useful information to help you prepare for the next stage of your academic career. Is a lectureship the right thing for you? Can you make your academic career ambitions a reality? What is the application process like? What are the key skills recruiters are looking for in a lecturer? Where are the gaps in your CV? What can you do now to start filling in those missing areas?
The course will focus on the lectureship role (and applications) in the morning and developing participants' CVs in the afternoon.
Programme Objectives
By the end of the session participants will have:
- Reflected on their current experience and how to articulate this in a lectureship application
- Identified what institutions are looking for in a lectureship
- Analysed senior CVs and identified gaps in their own CV
- Provided peer feedback
- A plan for next steps
Participants are required to bring a copy of their CV with them on the day of the course.
Priority on this course is given to research staff on grade AC2/AC3 contracts, e.g., Research Fellows/Senior Research Fellows and places are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.
Facilitator
Dr Anna Seabourne | Imperial College London
Anna Seabourne has more than 23 years' experience working in Higher Education, with 15 of these spent years in the United Kingdom. She spent 12 years working in Japanese further and higher education, including a pioneering initiative preparing Japanese graduates for work in international organisations.
Anna's PhD used communities of practice theory to research education and self-development in a classical Japanese martial art. Anna is passionate about researcher development and holds postgraduate qualifications in education, coaching, library and information science, and leadership and management. She has worked in a variety of academic related professional service roles in UK Higher Education.
Anna has reviewed hundreds of postdocs' and fellows' applications for a variety of roles and has run a similar number of lectureship mock interviews.
- Department
- Postdoctoral Development Centre
- Audience
- Academics / Researchers
- Venue Information
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| Name | Postdoctoral Development Centre |
| pdc@qub.ac.uk | |
| Website | /sites/pdc/ |