Examining the Evidence on Researcher Development: CROS/PIRLS Ross English, Vitae South East Hub
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CROS Sections About your research career Recruitment and selection Recognition and value Support and career development Equality and diversity About you
CROS Sections About you research career Recruitment and selection Recognition and value Support and career development Equality and diversity About you
Results 1. Your career
Results 1. Your career
Results 1. Your career
Results 2. Recruitment and selection
Results 3. Recognition and value
Results 4. Support and career development
Results 4. Support and career development
Results 4. Support and career development
Results 5. Equality and diversity
PIRLS Sections Your experience Support for your role Preparing future research leaders Equality and diversity About you
Results A. Your experience
Results Support for your role
Results Support for your role
Results Support for your role
Preparing future research leaders: very important Quite important % Not very or not at all % Securing research funding 87 11 1 Planning / preparing research proposals 84 14 Developing research area / programme 15 Maximising research outputs 82 16
Preparing future research leaders: important (but not very) Very important % Quite important % Not very or not at all % Demonstrating impact 47 41 11 Managing performance 44 46 8 Collaborations outside HE 31 22 Knowledge exchange 25 48 23 Budget management 21 57 20
Preparing future research leaders: least important Very important % Quite important % Not very or not at all % Participating in CPD 14 41 Induction, probation and appraisal 49 35 Conditions of employment for RS 22 46 29 Providing career development advice 21 53 25 Public engagement and outreach 50 27
Importance for RS PI/RL confidence
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