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    Academic CV: Ypical Sections

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    This document outlines the typical sections included in an academic CV, including: personal information, research interests, education, awards/funding, research experience, teaching experience, administrative experience, relevant training, skills, patents, professional memberships, publications, conference presentations, and referees. It provides guidance on the types of details to include under each section, such as research topics, degree titles/supervisors, grants received, teaching roles and responsibilities, committees served on, training completed, and full citations for publications and presentations.

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    This document outlines the typical sections included in an academic CV, including: personal information, research interests, education, awards/funding, research experience, teaching experience, administrative experience, relevant training, skills, patents, professional memberships, publications, conference presentations, and referees. It provides guidance on the types of details to include under each section, such as research topics, degree titles/supervisors, grants received, teaching roles and responsibilities, committees served on, training completed, and full citations for publications and presentations.

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    ACADEMIC  CV  
     
     
    TYPICAL  SECTIONS  
     

    • Personal Information. Start the CV with your name, address, telephone number and email
    address.
    • Research Interests. Write bullet points or a short paragraph summarising your research.
    • Education. Include degrees, possibly titles of theses, and the names of supervisors.
    • Awards and Funding. Include undergraduate/postgraduate prizes, travel grants, doctoral
    scholarships, early career fellowships, and grants you have led on or are named on.
    • Research Experience. Include any post docs or fellowships and research assistant jobs.
    You might include more detail about your doctoral research in this section too.
    • Teaching Experience. Note any lecturing, seminar, tutorial, supervising, demonstrating,
    mentoring experience, and potentially non-academic teaching. Give details about the role
    and responsibilities – even if it was informal – such as level of students, class sizes and
    topics you taught.
    • Admin Experience. Highlight any conferences/seminars/reading groups you’ve organised,
    committees you have sat upon, and any other relevant administration experience.
    • Relevant Training. Include academic teaching training, research methods training etc.
    • Relevant research/technical/laboratory Skills. You may find it useful to list these under
    one heading if you find yourself repeating throughout various sections.
    • Patents. Give details of the title, inventors, patent number and date granted.
    • Professional memberships. List these – e.g. the Royal Society of Chemistry or the British
    Association of American Studies. Include dates.
    • Publications. Give full details as you would if citing them, and use a consistent style. You
    may wish to highlight (e.g. bold/underline) your name.
    • Conference presentations and posters. Highlight whether paper or poster and cite
    similarly to your publications with full author list, title, date and location.
    • Referees. Ideally these should all be academic referees. They should be people who know
    you well and who are known in your field.

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