On 29th June, Vitae are visiting BU and running a series of events in one day to promote the Concordat to Support the Career Development of Researchers.
It’s an exciting day, with sessions including:
- An introduction to the Concordat, why it matters, and what BU is doing to engage with the agenda
- Training for researchers on the value of professional development and how to maximise your performance
- Training for managers of researchers on the role of professional development
- An informal discussion about where a PhD and a post-doc position can take you career wise (spoiler alert, it’s not just a traditional academic pathway!) and networking.
The Eventbrite sign-up page can be found here – https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/vitae-conference-2022-tickets-348638736847
It’s a great opportunity for many colleagues, and we hope too a moment to consider the all round amazingness of research and to take some time to celebrate life as a researcher!
We look forward to seeing you there!
Vitae Conference – Career Development of Researchers
Supporting researchers’ professional development – a workshop for managers
Engaging in professional development – a workshop for researchers
BU Early Career Researchers Network 2021-22










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