Research and Innovation
Profile Building
| Presenter | Alan Andersen (chair), Tracy Woodrofe, Kim Caudwell | |
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| Location | Online | |
| Open to | CDU staff and students | |
Promoting your academic and related work and developing a strong personal brand is essential for building a community around your research. This isn't about self-glorification; it's about showcasing what makes your work unique and significant. Building relationships within academia and beyond can open new opportunities.
Session topics include:
- Defining a strong academic profile: understand the key elements that make up a robust profile in academic research.
- Crystallizing your vision: learn how to distil your work into a compelling and clear vision.
- Effective communication: gain tips on how to communicate your distinctiveness to various audiences, including academic peers, industry partners, and funding bodies.
SPEAKERS: Alan Andersen (chair), Tracy Woodrofe, Kim Caudwell
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