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About Vitae

  • Vitae is a national organisation championing the personal, professional and career development of doctoral researchers and research staff in higher education institutions and research institutes.
In the spotlight on 2 February

Building an evidence base for the impact of researcher development activities

There is potential for 2010 to be a year in which an outstanding body of evidence for the impact of researcher development activity can be built. It is in our hands! says Dr Tony Bromley...read more

 

 

 

 

 


  • researchers

    for research staff and postgraduate researchers

    • Extensive information and resources on developing as a researcher, and managing your career

      Download a personal copy of a new booklet ‘The creative researcher’ offering tools and techniques to unleash your creativity Find out more

  • policy and practice

    for staff supporting the development of researchers

    • Information on policy developments and access to Vitae development programmes, learning resources, publications, examples of HEI practice, trainers and developers

      Vitae researcher development conference 2010 will take place on 6-7 September in Manchester. To download your personal copy of the Vitae conference report 2009, visit the updated conference pages Find out more

  • supervisors and managers

    for those who supervise and manage researchers

    • Information and opportunities to network for managers of researchers

      Download your personal copy of issue 7 (winter 09/10) of 'overview', Vitae's bulletin for supervisors and PIs. Still time to write for the spring 2010 issue, submission deadline is 26 February Find out more

  • employers

    for those recruiting and employing researchers

    • To help employers engage with the researcher labour market

      Download your personal copy of our new study titled 'Recruiting researchers: survey of employer practice 2009' which found that more than 70% of employers would welcome more applications from doctoral researchers Find out more