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"The Premia resource base is home to a range of awareness and development materials for research supervisors, managers, administrators, examiners, research and generic skills trainers, disabled students and graduates, staff developers, non-disabled researchers, careers advisers and others. The aim of all the materials is to make the research environment more accessible to disabled PGR students." Developed for disabled research postgraduates includes a wide range of career s and employability related resources

Good career development section, including case studies, hot topics and articles relevant to researchers

It offers a starting point for finding out about the expanding 'matrix of support' for UK-based management researchers at different stages in their career. Here you will find summary information and links for obtaining further details on everything from workshops on management topics , research methods , writing skills and career development to printed and electronic resources available from the British Library.

European-wide federation representing doctoral candidates and junior researchers at a European level in matters of education, research, and professional development of their careers

A national review of emerging practice on the use of Personal Development Planning for postgraduate researchers

The Research Capacity Development Programme is a National Programme which provides personal awards and funds academic infrastructure to support research capacity development within the NHS.

An international development company providing direct assistance, consultancy and training for public sector modernisation, particularly in financial management, procurement and logistics. Formerly a British public corporation which transferred to the private sector as a limited company in 1997 - owned by a new entity, The Crown Agents Foundation. Members of the Foundation are companies and other international organisations with a keen interest in our activities.

"Postgraduates do not to realise how employable they are. Pat Cryer explains how to get a well-paid job"

Important information for contract research staff in the UK.