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Learning and Development

Research staff: guidance and resources

Below is a list of resources which you may find useful in the development of your professional practice, starting with those that are most specific to your role and followed by those that are more generic but still valuable.

  • One-to-one Careers Coaching
    Discuss issues connected with your current employment situation and future with a professionally qualified, experienced Careers Adviser
  • Career pathways for researchers (PDF)
    Find out about the career pathways of recent research students and staff at the University.
  • Career planning (external website)
    The University of Warwick provides a careers management model and a detailed range of tailored careers resources for researchers.
  • Career planning guidance for scientists (external website)
    This offers a range of articles on career development topics for researchers, including funding and getting published.
  • Euroaxess - Researchers in Motion (external website)
    Euroaxess provides information about research in Europe, European research policies, career opportunities in Europe, international collaboration and trans-national mobility.
  • Extending your portfolio - work experience programmes
    Work shadowing may help you to formulate and test out ideas on your next career move whether it is in research or not.
  • Feedback from staff
    Find out what other staff and students have found useful about the professional development programmes available to you.
  • Good Practice database (you must have an Essex university account to access this)
    Explore the University's good practice database for ideas about how you can improve your practices and processes
  • University researchers and the job market (PDF)
    A practical career development resource.
  • Vitae (external website)
    Vitae provides a dedicated researchers' portal with information, news and opportunities. It includes labour market and careers information for research staff including surveys and research, and a programme of national courses connected with career development.