Your name

Phone number: 00000 000 000 youremail@companysite.com	Postal address City, County/Region, Postcode

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Education

PhD	University Name, Electrical Engineering	May 200X

Dissertation: “Title”

Committee: Name (chair), Name, Name

MS	University Name, Electrical Engineering	May 200X

Thesis: “Title”

Tutor: Name

BEng	University Name, Electrical Engineering	May 200X

Graduated with a First

Modules in Mathematics

Scholarships and awards

List relevant awards, scholarships, grants and academic distinctions in reverse chronological order. Include a short description if necessary.

Title of award	200X

Brief description

Title of Fellowship	200X

Brief description

Title of grant	200X

Brief description

Research experience

If you are applying for a teaching position, you might want to list the teaching experience section before the research experience section. Highlight important accomplishments, skills and projects using concise sentences, beginning with an action verb. Complete sentences are not necessary. Be consistent in your grammatical style.

Dissertation, Name of university, Location	200X

Tutor: Name

Skill/Accomplishment/Project

Skill/Accomplishment/Project

Institution/Company/Organisation, Location	200X to 200X

Position, Lab or Advisor name

Skill/Accomplishment/Project

Skill/Accomplishment/Project

Company/Organisation, Location	200X to 200X

Position

Skill/Accomplishment/Project

Skill/Accomplishment/Project

Teaching experience

When you list courses, include a brief description so that the course can be compared to a similar course at another university. You might want to include the typical number of students on the course as well as list your responsibilities such as developing course materials, lecturing, marking, developing the syllabus etc. How you decide to list or group your courses, skills, teaching methods, roles and responsibilities will depend on your amount of experience. The examples below are just a few ideas.

Name of University, Location	May 200X to Aug 200X

Associate Professor, Department

Taught Name of course, an undergraduate course averaging 120 students per semester, covering the following topics: topic, topic, topic, topic

Developed tests, exams and homework

Revised the syllabus to meet accreditation standards

Coordinated grading and labs with a team of four teaching assistants

Doctoral students advised

Name, “Dissertation title”, Date graduated

Name, “Dissertation title”, Date graduated

Name, “Dissertation title”, Date graduated

Masters students advised

Name, “Dissertation title”, Date graduated

Name, “Dissertation title”, Date graduated

Name, “Dissertation title”, Date graduated

Name of University, Location	May 200X to Aug 200X

Teaching assistant, Department

Highlight important projects, duties, skills and responsibilities following a consistent grammatical style

Publications

List your publications in reverse chronological order. Use an acceptable reference format commonly used in your field. Group your publications into different categories if you have a sufficient number to do so.

Books

Surname, F.M., Book title, Location: Publisher, 2008.

Journal publications

Surname, F.M., Surname, F.M. and Surname, F.M., “Article title”, Journal name, vol. 1, no. 3, 2008, pp. 503-509.

Surname, F.M., Surname, F.M. and Surname, F.M., “Article title”, Journal name, vol. 1, no. 3, 2008, pp. 503-509.

Journal papers accepted

Surname, F.M., Surname, F.M. and Surname, F.M., “Article Title”, To be published in: Journal name.

Surname, F.M., Surname, F.M. and Surname, F.M., “Article Title”, To be published in: Journal name.

Journal papers in Review

Surname, F.M., Surname, F.M. and Surname, F.M., “Article Title”, Submitted to: Name of journal.

Surname, F.M., Surname, F.M. and Surname, F.M., “Article Title”, Submitted to: Name of journal.

Conference papers

(Peer-reviewed)

Surname, F.M. and Surname, F.M., “Article Title”, Proceedings of Conference name, Nov. 17-18 2008, PAPERID-000000, pp. 503-509.

Surname, F.M. and Surname, F.M., “Article Title”, Proceedings of Conference name, Nov. 17-18 2008, PAPERID-000000, pp. 503-509.

(Abstract-reviewed)

Surname, F.M. and Surname, F.M., “Article Title”, Proceedings of Conference name, Nov. 17-18 2008, PAPERID-000000, pp. 503-509.

Surname, F.M. and Surname, F.M., “Article Title”, Proceedings of Conference name, Nov. 17-18 2008, PAPERID-000000, pp. 503-509.

Conference papers in review

Surname, F.M. and Surname, F.M., “Article Title”, Proceedings of Conference name, Nov. 17-18 2008, PAPERID-000000, pp. 503-509.

Surname, F.M. and Surname, F.M., “Article Title”, Proceedings of Conference name, Nov. 17-18 2008, PAPERID-000000, pp. 503-509.

Patents

InventorSurname, F.M., InventorSurname, F.M., “Title of Invention”, Unites States Patent, No. 0000000.

InventorSurname, F.M., InventorSurname, F.M., “Title of Invention”, Unites States Patent, No. 0000000.

Presentations and invited lectures

Paper presentation, “Title of Paper”, Name of conference, Date.

Keynote address, “Title of presentation”, Name of conference, Date.

Workshop, “Title of presentation”, Name of workshop, Date.

Professional training

Seminar or Workshop

Name of Institution, Location, Date

Description: Include a brief description, if necessary.

ABC certification, Name of organisation], Date

Description: Include a brief description, if necessary.

Company/Organisation, [Position], [Department], Dates

Skill/Accomplishment/Award/Certification

Skill/Accomplishment/Award/Certification

Professional affiliations

Name of organisation, 200X-present

Description of role or responsibilities, if applicable.

Name of organisation, 200X-present

Description of role or responsibilities, if applicable.

Professional service

Conference Co-organiser

Name of conference, Year

Peer-reviewed articles for:

Name of journal

Name of journal

Community service

Organisation

[Title/Position/Duty], [Location], Dates

Organisation

[Title/Position/Duty], [Location], Dates

Languages

List the languages that you know, along with your level of proficiency. Use an appropriate proficiency scale such as the British Council which provides guidelines for Novice, Intermediate, Advanced, Superior and Distinguished levels in Listening, Speaking, Reading and Writing.

English: Native language

Spanish: Intermediate listener, Novice speaker, Advanced reading and writing

Computer skills

It may be useful to provide a summary of your relevant skills, such as your computer skills. You could list your skills using a consistent format, such as

Programming: skill 1, skill 2, skill 3, skill 4

Applications: skill 1, skill 2, skill 3, skill 4

Platforms: skill 1, skill 2, skill 3, skill 4

Other

Interests/Hobbies worth noting

Citizenship

References

Dr Albert Jones, [Title]

[Department name]

[University name]

[Postal address]

Phone: [phone number]

Email: [email address]

Dr Anne Smith, [Title]

[Department name]

[Company name]

[Postal address]

Phone: [phone number]

Email: [email address]