📝 How to Write an Academic Resume?

✅ An academic resume includes four key sections: Intro, Education, Work Experience, and Additional Information.

1⃣ Intro.
Include: Full name, phone, email, city, and country. Add your LinkedIn if strong.

Summary Paragraph:
1. Highlight your experience.
2. Mention the program you're applying to and career goals.

⬇️Tips:
- Use professional emails (no "StarLight1998").
- Avoid photos.

2⃣ Education.
Structure:
1. Degree (years, location)
2. Institution & ranking (e.g., QS or national ranking)
3. GPA (use % or "excellent/good").
4. Relevant Subjects: Subject (grade)...
5. Thesis: Title (grade) + brief description.

⬇️Tips:
- List relevant subjects, not everything.
- Highlight ranking (e.g., "Top 10 in country").

3⃣ Work experience.
For each role:
1. Job Title (years, location)
2. Company + short description

Key results:
1. Achievement 1
2. Achievement 2

⬇️ Tips:
- Focus on achievements, not duties. Use numbers if possible.
- List jobs in reverse chronological order.

5⃣ Additional informations.
Include:
1. Research, conferences, volunteering, awards, languages, and skills.

Example:
1. Presentation (year, location)
2. Conference + description
3. University & ranking

⬇️Tips:
- Be program-relevant.
- Add explanations (e.g., "Fluent in French (C1)").

📌Extra Tips for Success:
⭕️ Tailor your resume for each program.
🟠Stick to a simple, clean design (e.g., Times New Roman).
⭕️ Keep it within 2 pages.
⏺ Only include relevant achievements.

✅ Avoid Europass templates unless specifically required. If asked, you can use your format in Word.

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