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Adapting to Change: The Future of Academic Research

This article explores the forces reshaping the academic research landscape, including political, economic, sociological, and technological influences. It examines what academic research may look like in the next decade and highlights the essential qualities researchers will need to thrive, beyond just a strong publication record. Key competencies required for early career researchers are identified, emphasizing skills necessary for navigating the evolving research environment. Understanding these dynamics is crucial for preparing for a successful future in academia.

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Adapting to Change: The Future of Academic Research

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  1. Succeeding in Academic Research David Winter The Careers Group Consultancy

  2. What forces are changing the academic research world? • Political– policy / legislation / ideology • Economic– financial pressures /priorities • Sociological– human / environmental needs • Technological– communication / analytics • What will academic research look like in 10 years’ time?

  3. A researcher of the future • What qualities would you need to survive in this future environment? (aside from a good publication record)

  4. Discriminating competencies Deloitte (2010) Skills and competencies needed in the research field - Objectives 2020. Bold = competencies required of early career researchers Red*= competencies deemed decisive for future research environment

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