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UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR
This is a sample curriculum vitae (CV) intro for a University Professor. Adapt it to showcase your academic achievements, research contributions, teaching experience, and publications.
YOUR NAME
University Professor
Professional Summary
Guidance on writing an academic summary or objective for a University Professor. Highlight your field of expertise, years of research and teaching, significant publications or grants, and your academic goals.
Work Experience
Associate Professor of History
State University
- Taught undergraduate and graduate courses in Modern European History, consistently receiving positive student evaluations.
- Published 10+ peer-reviewed articles in leading academic journals and authored one monograph.
- Secured a $150,000 research grant for a project on post-war European integration.
- Supervised 5 doctoral dissertations and served on multiple university committees.
Assistant Professor of History
Regional College
- Taught introductory and intermediate courses in World History and European History.
- Developed a new undergraduate course on the History of Globalization.
- Presented research at 3 national academic conferences.
Education
Ph.D. in History
Prestigious University
Master of Arts in History
Prestigious University
Skills
Academic Research, University Level Teaching, Curriculum Development, Grant Writing, Peer-Reviewed Publications, Student Advising, Conference Presentations, Historical Analysis
References available upon request.
General CV advice for a University Professor: List publications, grants, and presentations in reverse chronological order.
Clearly delineate teaching, research, and service experience.
Tailor the CV for specific academic positions.
Cover letter advice for a University Professor: Articulate your research agenda and its significance. Discuss your teaching philosophy and experience. Align your expertise with the department's strengths and needs.
Interview prep for a University Professor: Be prepared for a research presentation (job talk), teaching demonstration, and in-depth questions about your research, teaching methods, and potential contributions to the department and university.