Academic CV template for research and lecturing.
Made for university and research posts, where a longer CV is expected. Education and appointments come first, followed by numbered publications, grants, teaching and service.
- Best for
- Lecturers and assistant professors
- Postdoctoral researchers
- PhD candidates applying for posts
- Research fellows and research centre staff
- Leads with
- Publications, grants and teaching
- Length
- Up to 4 pages of A4
- Sections
- Research profileEducationAcademic appointmentsPublicationsGrants and fundingTeachingConference presentationsProfessional serviceResearch skillsLanguages
A fictional sample. Your CV keeps your own words and details.
Tips
Make it count.
What hiring managers look for, and how to get the most from this template.
- 01
Use one citation style throughout
Pick one, such as Harvard or APA, list the most recent first, and give your name as it appears in print.
- 02
Show your role on each grant
Principal investigator, co-investigator or collaborator, with the funder and the amount.
- 03
Give your teaching some detail
Module, level, number of students and your role, such as module leader.
- 04
Add your ORCID iD
Put it in your links, so reviewers can see your full record.
- 05
Longer is fine, padding isn't
Three or four pages is normal for an established academic. Beyond that, list selected publications.
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