
The Careers Podcast for PhD Students and Research Staff at King's College London.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 87 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessCareers | |||

Dr Francesca Greenstreet joins us to explore her journey from a decade in neuroscience research to a creative, fast-paced role in research communications at King’s. She shares how her “favourite bits” of academia - people, creativity, and curiosity -... more
Thinking about leaving academia but research is the only thing you've ever been 'passionate' about?
This can make looking for next steps really challenging.
In this episode, Anna and Laura (careers consultants for researchers) unpick what it mean... more
If you’re a current or aspiring clinical academic wondering how to build a research career alongside clinical practice, this episode is for you.
Professor Julie Sanders, cardiovascular nurse and clinical academic joins us to discuss:
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In this episode we talk to Dr Santhi Kuppilivenkata, Head of Data Science at KPMG. It was a refreshingly honest conversation about returning to work after maternity leave: 'it's not a break' and leveraging your research skills and academic approach i... more
Thank you for the series 7 mental health focus. Addressing, as you said, life purpose, fears, doubts and worries is the foundation of wellbeing and career success. We all need reminding of that.
A fabulous collection of researcher career stories full of insight and wisdom. Essential listening for those studying a PhD or working in a post doctoral role or for those thinking of moving beyond academic research and teaching.
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A practical, researcher-focused show that helps PhD students and research staff navigate career options beyond traditional academia. Episodes emphasize portfolio careers, interdisciplinary work, networking, and strategic planning, with concrete frameworks and real-world examples from science, healthcare, and industry. Noteworthy angles include balancing research with leadership roles, managing career breaks, and translating research skills into transferable capabilities for biotech, data science, and arts/culture sectors. They regularly showcase how to build visibility and sponsorship within academic and professional networks, making it a solid fit for listeners exploring non-linear paths and practical steps toward impactful careers.
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Recent guests on Careers in Your Ears include:
1. Julie Sanders
2. Santhi Kuppilivenkata
3. Amal Abuzeinab
4. Alice Santambrogio
5. Vittorio Aita
6. Gayathri Sekhar
7. Lindsay Parker
8. Dr. Matthew Betts
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