A summary of the research evidence supporting quality careers and employability learning
A brief summary to the results of two of my PhD projects looking at careers and employability in higher education.
A few things that I have learned from my experience planning online careers and employability learning.
Presentation for the UK Association of Careers Advisory Services, about online delivery of careers and employability services.
In 2019 the CDAA supported me to attend the APCDA conference in Viet Nam.
A significant focus of my PhD is addressing the gap between the scholarly disciplines and professional practice of graduate employability and career development. Although you would think that they are closely related, as both are fundamentally concerned with students’ career success, they are in fact very different things. I have two specific studies underway that will explore this gap and recommend that we professionals in higher education careers and employability make some effort to close it.
Presentation at NAGCAS 2019 of [our article](https://mojohealy.com/publication/brown-etal-2019-a/) on changes in career development practice.
A panel discussion on the changes in HE careers services, delivered for the Careers Industry Council of Australia.
A webinar delivered for the CDAA, presenting our article on the changing roles of [careers practitioners in Australian HE](https://mojohealy.com/publication/brown-etal-2019-a/).