The event operates on a drop-in basis, meaning there is no need for prior registration, and we have no restrictions on the number of attendees. Given this setup, there may be times when our career counselors are engaged with other attendees. But don’t worry – grab a coffee, relax, and make the most of the opportunity to mingle and network with fellow researchers. Connecting with peers can be an invaluable part of your career development.
Learning outcome
- Career counselors will be available to provide tips and tricks for job interviews, give feedback on non-academic CVs, or talk about other career related questions you might have.
- Please note, however, that this event should not be confused with individual career counseling sessions.
- If you have specific inquiries about academic career paths, we recommend consulting with experts within your field
Practical information
- Event duration: 2 hours
- Number of participants: Unlimited
- Target group: PhD candidates, Postdoctoral Fellows, Early Career Researchers
About the counselors
Elisabeth Havsberg Seland, Senior Adviser (Research Administration) at the Department of Mathematics, UiO . She has been working as a career counsellor for PhD candidates, postdoctoral researchers, and researchers for many years.
Susann Andersen, Adviser at the MN Faculty administration, works with career and competence development for PhD candidates, postdoctoral researchers, and researchers.
Therese Ringvold, Adviser at the MN Faculty administration, works with career counseling for PhD candidates, postdoctoral researchers, and researchers. She has a HR background, has been in many interviews and read a lot of CVs.
Adine Dørum is a Senior Advisor employed at the Team Competence and organizational development, University of Oslo, with six years of experience as a career counselor at Karriere Oslo.