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Continuing Professional Development Programme
Space for Reflective Learning

Editions

2025 Edition 1, Trimester 3: November, IN-PERSON
Target: Researchers and support staff of all positions, but especially focused on predocs, postdocs and technicians
2 Sessions*:
  • 12/11/2025 10:00 - 13:30
    Ramon y Cajal room. PRBB;
  • 13/11/2025 10:00 - 13:30
    Marie Curie room. PRBB
* You should attend all sessions

SYSTEMS skills

Job hunting in science. What lies beyond academia?

Aim

To help scientists and other research professionals transition from academia to industry by learning how to identify suitable job opportunities, understand industry language, tailor a CV for specific roles and improve professional visibility. 

Language

English

For

Researchers and support staff of all positions, but especially focused on predocs, postdocs and technicians

Contents

In this course you will:

  • Identify career paths that fit your skills and interests
  • Translate your academic experience into industry-friendly language
  • Create a customized CV for a specific job
  • Improve your LinkedIn visibility and grow your professional network

Please note the course consists of several sessions, and you should be able to attend all of them.

Other relevant information

Please note that for this course you should:

  • Bring a laptop
  • Have a LinkedIn account (free version is enough) 
  • Bring a job offer that interests you (optional but helpful) 
  • Have at hand your current CV (if available) 
  • Access to ChatGPT free version (optional, but recommended)

Related courses

Interview and job application skills in science

Understanding career opportunities that best exploit your skillset

Building your story: how to write a narrative scientific CV

 

Trainer

Elena Moreno Castilo
Elena Moreno Castilo

Elena Moreno Castillo has a PhD in Biochemistry from the Halle-Wittenberg MLU (Germany). As part of the Training and Academic Office at CRG, Elena is in a strategic position to advise fellow scientists as they pursue their dream careers.

Additional information