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Careers support for researchers

Dedicated careers support, events and resources to help University of Oxford researchers explore career options and develop successful careers within and beyond academia.

STUDENT WORKING IN THE ANDREW HAMILTON LABORATORY, CHEMISTRY

The University of Oxford Careers team offers support to research students through one-to-one advice by phone or online appointment (in person appointments available by request), and dedicated events.

We are here to help you in your career decision-making and next steps, wherever you are in your journey and whatever your aspirations or concerns.

To enjoy the full range of services, access the CareerConnect platform.

Researcher information pages

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Careers Advice for Research Staff

Oxford University research students and research staff (on a grade 6-9 fixed-term research contract) have access to one-to-one support from specialised Careers Advisers. 

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Dedicated support for Research Staff at Oxford University

Overview of services

As a researcher at Oxford University, you can benefit from dedicated careers support including:

  • one-to-one advice appointments with a dedicated careers adviser
  • access to careers events for Oxford research students and staff
  • browse hundreds of job opportunities through your career discovery platform, CareerConnect
  • updates and opportunities straight into your inbox through our careers newsletters.

If you have any further questions, contact our information team [email protected]

Sign up for the researchers' newsletter

Oxford researchers can receive regular updates by opting in to receive the Careers Service researcher newsletter. To opt in, select 'Yes' to 'Receive targeted information from the Careers Service' in CareerConnect, on the 'Update Details' page.

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Dedicated Careers Support for Research Staff

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See our advice on how to support your researchers with their career development.

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