- Increase the discoverability, reach, and impact of your research.
- Build your reputation as an expert in your discipline
- Engage all the stakeholders of your research projects.
We meet you exactly where you are on your journey as a researcher.
Your actions are grounded in your passion for the research topic and in generating results for impact through scholarly publishing.
Citation metrics alone won’t ensure the lasting contributions you wish to make to the scholarly community and, eventually, society. That is why you need a different, tailored strategy that includes weekly coaching, a structure for your high-performing and widely interested nature, and a supportive peer community to hold you accountable.
Career opportunities after the PhD are plentiful and often hidden in the non-academic job market. Let us explore and exchange best practices in compiling a CV or resume that reflects the passion, skills, and knowledge collected throughout the academic career and fitted for the desired position.
What is required for a position in the industry?
Have you considered becoming an entrepreneur?
How can you best prepare for a job interview?
We assist you in identifying the career path that allows you to step into your purpose with passion, joy, the academic skillset and the expertise you gained in your research field.
Dr Jo Havemann
Modules
- increase your visibility as a scientist: Reputation Building
- Professional networks and how to utilize them – online and offline
- Career alternatives Hidden jobs
- Optimizing your CV or resume
- Transferable skills for the transition outside academia
- Common questions in a job interview
- Elevator pitch
Links & References
AcademiaNet is a database of profiles of excellent female researchers from all disciplines.
Persson T, (2015), How to work with a scientific recruiter, blogs.nature.com
Persson T, (2016), Moving your career to Stockholm, Sweden, passportcareer.com
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PhD Career Stories is a podcast about the diversity of career opportunities after the PhD, be it in academia, industry or elsewhere. Stories are narrated by the people themselves. | Website: phdcareerstories.pubpub.org