Strukturierte, narrative Lebensläufe in der biomedizinischen Forschung

Course Description

Structured, narrative CVs are a new format designed to recognize the broad range of a researcher’s scholarly contributions, providing qualitative evidence of research outcomes and achievements in a concise and structured manner. They are increasingly becoming a standard requirement in grant applications and hiring procedures in- and outside academia. 

This virtual workshop will offer insights from and a learning experience for both: the ECRs who are providing the information and those responsible for reading and evaluating it. The workshop will focus on biomedical research.

For more information, please see here. 

Learning Objectives

In this workshop, you will:

• Learn and discuss what to include in a narrative CV and what to omit
• Learn and discuss how to tailor your CV for different purposes (e.g., funding, academic positions)
• Learn and discuss how to read and assess narrative CVs
• Gain insights into the perspectives of ECRs on criteria and assessment practice
• Receive input from senior researchers on how to write a meaningful CV
• Discuss advantages and challenges of this format

Target Audience

Early Career Researchers (ECRs), early PostDocs, mid- and senior researchers and decision makers in biomedical research.

Participation Requirements

None. 

Lecturers

Dr. Miriam Kip, MPH

Dr. Julieta Arancio