See academic-policy engagement from the policymaker’s perspective and use that insight to make your expertise more useful and influential.

Use evidence-informed guidance to articulate the breadth of your research contribution more effectively and recognise it in other narrative CVs.

Build professional relationships more intentionally, using practical approaches to networking that feel manageable and authentic.

Use a practical framework to build equity and responsible practice into research projects, collaborations and funding proposals.

Developed by the the University of Cambridge, this resource includes examples of effective Narrative CVs.

In academic careers, networks provide protection and support during periods of uncertainty, and momentum when doors open unexpectedly. If you are not known to a wider network, it’s likely your name won’t come up spontaneously for jobs and other opportunities, and you won’t be considered. This article includes ways to polish your networking skills so they become second nature

A practical approach to achieving meaningful, impactful and fundable research. Five principles, four questions, one tool.

An online hub aimed at providing a virtual community space for Early Career Researchers across White Rose universities.

Watch the video to learn more about sponsorship, mentorship and coaching and the differences when used in a professional development context.