Dear Hopefuls: Writing an Awesome CV for Master's/PhD Applications
Things you should include in your academic CV;
1. Research Interests: Reflect same topics that the program focuses on
2. Education: Top-Down chronological list (mention corresponding GPAs)
Things you should include in your academic CV;
1. Research Interests: Reflect same topics that the program focuses on
2. Education: Top-Down chronological list (mention corresponding GPAs)
3.Publications: Include a hyperlink for each paper's so that the commission can access samples
4. Honors & Awards: Only impressive things, such as scholarships
5. Teaching Experiences: Show your interest in an academic life/career
6. Work Experiences: Address your relevant
4. Honors & Awards: Only impressive things, such as scholarships
5. Teaching Experiences: Show your interest in an academic life/career
6. Work Experiences: Address your relevant
professional experiences (if any)
7. Computer Skills: Skills necessary for your program
8. Language Skills: TOEFL, GRE, etc
9. Memberships: Professional organization related to study
In addition,
-For academic CV, more emphasis should be on your academic achievements over
7. Computer Skills: Skills necessary for your program
8. Language Skills: TOEFL, GRE, etc
9. Memberships: Professional organization related to study
In addition,
-For academic CV, more emphasis should be on your academic achievements over
the professional ones.
-Volunteer work & internships counts a lot
-Proofreading is essential
-Use clear language & have a clear structure
*ideal CV-length, 1-2 pages
* CV Structure include;
a. A header with your name & contact details
-Volunteer work & internships counts a lot
-Proofreading is essential
-Use clear language & have a clear structure
*ideal CV-length, 1-2 pages
* CV Structure include;
a. A header with your name & contact details
b. Clearly defined sections with headings to indicate technical content e.g. relevant work exp, areas of scientific interest, laboratory skills & techniques
c. Descriptions (show as bullet points)
d. Entries in reverse chronological order (most recent to earliest)
c. Descriptions (show as bullet points)
d. Entries in reverse chronological order (most recent to earliest)
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