Using current and historical job advertisement data to shape your research career thinking

Joined February 2018
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“We had huge uncertainty in the early days of the pandemic, and that’s largely gone. Hopefully, we’ll be moving back to a growth phase in universities” – @willozap bit.ly/3t5SVSg
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Here’s a good news story for Australian universities - in data we’re releasing today, we show uni job ads are back to pre-pandemic levels. cpas.anu.edu.au/files/Covid%… @thesiswhisperer @hajasu @willozap
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We also map the disciplines most affected by the pandemic (Creative art, Philosophy and Religious studies) - and fastest to bounce back (Agriculture and Indigenous Studies).
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And finally, we've chased down the industries who've been advertising for highly skilled researchers post pandemic. (The biggest growth is, surprise surprise, Supermarkets and Grocery stores). Read more here! cpas.anu.edu.au/files/Covid%…
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As #technology continues to advance, a question that is often asked is: what happens to our jobs and the #research we do? Dr Inger #Mewburn suggests that #humans and #machines can train each other, working collaboratively to produce #knowledge: thefamiliarstrange.com/2019/… #podcast
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