Be prepared to answer the sort of questions in this list (which will be tailored to your research area) in addition to general interview questions. It is a good idea to prepare and even rehearse your ...

The Vitae Researcher Development Framework (RDF) is structured into four domains covering the knowledge, behaviours and attributes of researchers. It sets out the wide-ranging knowledge, intellectual ...

These stages provide a step-by-step guide to the process of applying for research funding. The details of the process may vary between countries and funding bodies, but the principal stages are likely ...

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The end of your doctorate is a balancing act of finishing off your research, writing your thesis, preparing for your viva, trying to publish your findings and probably looking for employment. How do ...

Tips on managing yourself for all researchers are available elsewhere on the site. This page deals with some issues specific to doctoral researchers. Settling in will vary depending on whether you ...

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The publication of the original Concordat in 2008 paved the way to widespread improvements in the research environment and opportunities for professional development for researchers across the sector.

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Setting up and achieving a constructive supervisory relationship.

Three Minute Thesis challenges doctoral candidates to present a compelling spoken presentation on their research topic and its significance in just three minutes. ®3MT is an academic competition ...

Stakeholders are people or organisations who have an interest in your research project, or affect or are affected by its outcomes. Stakeholders include those who are both supportive of your research, ...