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.

Sample PDF
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
Sample CV · 2 pages · A4
Dr Aisling Ní BhriainPage 1 of 2
Dr Aisling Ní BhriainPage 2 of 2

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.

  1. 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.

  2. 02

    Show your role on each grant

    Principal investigator, co-investigator or collaborator, with the funder and the amount.

  3. 03

    Give your teaching some detail

    Module, level, number of students and your role, such as module leader.

  4. 04

    Add your ORCID iD

    Put it in your links, so reviewers can see your full record.

  5. 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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