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Planning your career path series

RDO Summer Programme:

Develop your career, prepare for conference season, and build confidence in communicating your research through workshops, writing support, and specialist sessions.

No matter what stage of your PhD, you need to start planning where next now.

Our RDO Summer Programme places a strong emphasis on career development, helping you prepare for Conference Season and build confidence in communicating your research. Throughout the programme, you鈥檒l be supported to reflect on your next steps, explore different career pathways, and strengthen how you present yourself and your work.

Deciding what career will suit you and your skills, abilities and what you value will help you think about what you need to be doing now to get the career of your choice.

We will be starting our Summer Programme on 1st June 2026. open 11th May. We look forward to seeing you then

The Planning your Career Path Series covers your Internal Compass - finding out what you want from your career, and External Calibration, examining what is expected from the sector that you want to join.
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Career Development
What can you do with your Research Degree? identifying achievements & testing assumptions 01/06/2026 11.00-12.30
What role do you want? Searching for a career that is best for you 03/06/2026 11.00-12.30
Applying for Research Fellowships 08/06/2026 13.00-14.30
Preparing for a Job Interview 12/06/2026 10.30-12.00
Writing Research Grant Applications 13/06/2026 10.30-12.00
Hidden Opportunities: how reviewing could support your academic career 16/06/2026 10.30-12.00
Designing and Managing a Collaborative Research Project 17/06/2026 10.30-12.00
Developing your LinkedIn Profile 17/06/2026 13.00-14.00
Marketing your Skills - CV Building 18/06/2026 14.00-15.00
Developing your Leadership Skills 22/06/2026 11.00-12.30
What do Employers Want? Selling your PhD to future employers outside of academia 25/06/2026 11.00-12.30
Networking with Employers during your PhD 25/06/2026 14.00-15.30
Using Commercial Awareness to Strengthen Your Applications and Interviews 26/06/2026 10.00-11.30
Academic Interviews - making an impact 02/07/2026 11.00-12.30
What Editors Really Want: Publishing tips, advice and workarounds 02/07/2026 13.30-15.00
Dealing with Rejection in Academia 03/07/2026 10.30-12.00
Develop a Career Strategy to get the job you want (IN PERSON SESSION) 07/07/2026 11.00-16.00
Deconstructing Job Adverts 08/07/2026 13.30-15.00
Conference Season
Assertiveness for Researchers: Communicating & Collaborating 01/06/2026 13.30-15.00
Dealing with Social Anxiety (Particularly in Conference Season) 01/06/2026 17.30-19.00
Presenting your Research 02/06/2026 10.30-12.00
Creating a Networking Strategy for Conferences and Events (Saturday Session) 06/06/2026 10.30-12.00
Writing and Giving Conference Papers 11/06/2026 10.30-12.00
Design for Academics 1 16/06/2026 13.30-15.00
Research Poster Design (Saturday Session) 20/06/2026 10.30-12.00
Using Storytelling to communicate your research 22/06/2026 13.00-14.30
Making Connections: Strategic Networking for Researchers 23/06/2026 10.30-12.00
Design for Academics 2 23/06/2026 12.30-14.00
Organising and running an academic (or similar) conference 09/07/2026 10.30-12.00

University Careers Service

The University Careers service offers a range of careers guidance and support, including one-to-one appointments.

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Researcher Development Online

The Doctoral College's RDO programme offers various workshops which can help you boost your qualifications and job hunting skills.

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糖心TV Post-Doctoral Schemes

糖心TV offers post-doctoral schemes via the Institute of Advanced Study (IAS) and the Institute for Advanced Teaching and Learning (IATL).

Our Post-PhD funding page can direct you to opportunities at 糖心TV and beyond.

Further useful Links

  • The PhD Careers Blog

Videos series: Choosing a career after your PhD

Return to the Researcher Development Online root page.

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