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Writing your CV

Raja Zulkarnain
What is a CV?
• CV stands for Curriculum Vitae (latin for course of life)
• It is a document highlighting your professional and academic history
• The meaning and definition of a CV depends on the location
• In the US, a CV is a 2–12 page academic document that describes your
school career in deep detail
• In Europe, UK, a CV is a standard 1–2 page resume for a tailored to
the position.
Sections
• Personal Information • Academic Memberships
• Education • Conferences and Presentations
• Research experience • Volunteer experience
• Work experience (if any) • Extra-curricular Activities
• Teaching experience ( if any) • Languages
• Skills • Hobbies
• Awards and honours • References
• Publications
Personal Information
• Name
• Address
• Phone number
• Email address
• Online profiles (if relevant)
Education
• Name of the institution
• Location of the institution
• Type of Degree
• Dates you attended
Research Experience
• Role
• Name of institution
• Dates worked
• Description
• Name of your Supervisor
• Publication (if any)
Skills
• Instrumentation
• Programming languages
• Softwares
• Data analysis
• Lab techniques
Awards and honours
• Awards
• Scholarships
• Grants
• Prizes
• Fellowships
Conferences and Presentations
• Title of presentation
• Name of Conference
• Location
• Date
• Description
Academic or Professional
Memberships
• Name of the group
• Dates of membership
• Roles you have held
• Volunteer Experience
• Languages
• Hobbies
• References
Tips
Tailor your CV
• Customize your CV to suit the application
• Make sure you read (and re-read) your program's requirements
• Tailor your language, skills, and accomplishments so that the right
details are highlighted
Focus on academic background
• Be sure to emphasize your academic achievements
• Include awards, grants, and publications.
Keep it simple
• Keep your CV design organized
• Use a simple font
• Give each section a clear heading
Stick to the requirements
• Read the application requirements carefully
• Even a great CV might be rejected if it doesn’t meet requirements
Use a great CV template
• The easiest way to make sure your CV looks great is to use a CV
template.
• You can focus on showcasing your experience without having to worry
about the design.
• Use Latex, Word, Docs, Websites, etc
Thank You!

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