Five-Day Series: Non-Academic Job Searching for Humanities and Social Sciences Ph.D.s
After years invested in academia, it can be daunting to launch a professional job search. This can be especially true for humanities and social science PhDs, who lack a direct path to industry. This week-long interactive workshop series is designed to demystify the PhD career transition process and provide clarity for academics looking to make a career transition.
These virtual workshops are designed for doctoral students, PhDs, postdocs, and faculty in the humanities and social sciences who want to gain confidence in their skills and make a plan for their non-academic job search.
- Monday, November 6: How graduate students can decide between an academic and non-academic career.
- Tuesday, November 7: How faculty can move from academia into a nonacademic career.
- Wednesday, November 8: How to identify new career fields where you’ll thrive.
- Thursday, November 9: How to build a network outside academia.
- Friday, November 10: Leaving academia: what to do if you’re feeling lost
Can’t make it live? All workshops will be available as a replay. Register in advance to receive notifications.
This webinar is part of the Professional Development Series and is available to students through The Graduate School's subscription to Beyond the Professoriate.
Beyond subscription, Careers Beyond Academia, Communication, Core Competencies, Professional Adaptability, Professional Development, Self Awareness