As a doctoral student or postdoc, you probably have experience presenting, whether at a conference, in the classroom, or in your lab. But how do job talks compare to other kinds of academic presentations? Join us in this session to learn more about what search committees are looking for in a job talk, how to best prepare, and how to accommodate a range of different audience members, from undergraduates to senior administrators.
- Who Are You?
- Communities
- Career Interests
- I’m Exploring
- Architecture & Design
- Consulting
- Education & Academia
- Engineering
- Fashion, Retail & Consumer Products
- Fellowships & Gap Year
- Finance
- Fine Arts, Performing Arts, & Music
- Government, Law & Public Policy
- Healthcare & Public Health
- International Relations & NGOs
- Life & Physical Sciences
- Marketing, Advertising & Public Relations
- Media, Journalism & Entertainment
- Non-Profits
- Nursing
- Pre-Health, Pre-Law and Pre-Grad
- Real Estate, Accounting, & Insurance
- Research
- Social Work & Human Services
- Sports & Hospitality
- Startups, Entrepreneurship & Freelancing
- Sustainability, Energy & Conservation
- Technology, Data & Analytics
- Identity & Affinity
- Career Interests
- Learn How To…
- Explore Careers & Industries
- Make Connections & Network
- Search for a Job or Internship
- Write a Resume/CV
- Write a Cover Letter
- Engage with Employers
- Interview
- Research Salaries & Negotiate Offers
- Find Funding
- Develop Professional and Leadership Skills
- Apply to Graduate School
- Apply to Health Professions School
- Apply to Law School
- Exploration
- Outcomes
- Jobs & Internships
- Events
- For Employers
- More