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Stop Waiting for a University Job: How Graduates and PhD Researchers Can Turn Their Knowledge into a Successful Business

A university education can provide more than access to employment. It can also give graduates specialist knowledge, research methods, technical capabilities and an understanding of problems that individuals, organisations and communities need to solve. For some researchers, these strengths create opportunities to develop a business, consultancy, educational service, technology product or research-based venture. Instead of applying only for advertised vacancies, they may be able to build a professional opportunity around a genuine need in the market.

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