Curriculum vitae

1. Full name and date
   • surname (also earlier surnames), given names
   • gender
   • date of writing the CV


2. Date and place of birth, nationality, current residence
   • date and place of birth
   • citizenship
   • current residence (contact details, if necessary)


3. Education and degrees awarded
   • degree title (most recent first), educational institution, major subject, graduation date, contact details to facilitate verification of the highest degree earned)
   • title of docent: field, university and date when conferred


4. Other education and training, qualifications and skills
   • other studies aiming at a degree, qualifications or supplementary education and training: name of educational or training programme, extent of education and training, organiser, start and completion (estimated) date of education or training
   • other skills


5. Linguistic skills
   • mother tongue
   • other languages: achieved proficiency and certificate date or self-assessment of proficiency. As an option for a self-assessment of one’s language skills, the instructions for the Europass Language Passport can be found at http://europass.cedefop.europa.eu/en/documents/language-passport/templates-instructions, p. 4)


6. Current position
   • current position, employer and place of work, start and end date of employment relation (possible part-time nature of work must be stated, brief job description if necessary)
   • research career phase if not directly evident from the foregoing: 1) First Stage Researcher or doctoral student; 2) Recognized Researcher or post-doctoral researcher; 3) Established or independent researcher; 4) Leading Researcher or professor/research). 1
   • grant researcher: source of funding, purpose of grant and funding period
   • full-time student: institution and major subject
   • secondary occupation, additional work experience, other commitments and potential conflicts of interest relevant to the application (e.g. commitments in a company)


7. Previous work experience
   • earlier employment relations and grant periods (the most recent one first) incl. longer-term visits abroad: job description, employer and place of work or funding organisation, start and end date of the employment relation (possible part-time nature of work must be stated, brief job description if necessary)
   • earlier secondary occupations, additional work experience, other commitments and potential conflicts of interest relevant to the application (e.g. commitments in a company)
   • career breaks: family leaves, military or non-military service terms, other leaves of absence (with start and end dates), other reasons. NB The inclusion of the above data is optional, but it may have a positive impact on the evaluation of applications and the eligibility of the researcher, for instance, when the application presumes a specific career stage.


8. Research funding as well as leadership and supervision
   • major research funding (grants and appropriations): source of funding, funding period and amount of funding
   • role in the preparation of funding applications for a research group (name of principal investigator)
   • leadership in research work
   • supervision of post-doc researchers (number of supervised researchers or their names and graduation dates), supervisory role (main/primary/responsible or secondary supervisor)
   • experience as officially appointed supervisor to undergraduate and post-graduate students/doctoral students (cf. above)


9. Merits in teaching and pedagogical competence (if required, complement by submitting a teaching portfolio)
   • pedagogical training and competence
   • involvement in curriculum planning and the implementation of courses: subject, including subject, study hours, course level and duration
   • development of teaching methods
   • supervision of theses
   • merits in the training of responsible conduct of research and innovation practices (subject, study hours, course level and duration)
   • teaching awards


10. Awards, prizes and honours
    • Awards, prizes and honours granted for scientific, artistic or research merits or on the basis of the recipient’s academic career


11. Other academic merits
    • service as a pre-examiner or as an opponent of a doctoral dissertation, as a member in dissertation committees (abroad)
    • evaluation of academic/scientific or artistic competence (e.g. title of docent)
    • member of international peer evaluation committees of funding applications (e.g. European Research Council)
    • memberships and positions of trust in scientific and scholarly societies
    • membership in national or international expert groups , evaluation or steering committees, as well as other expert duties
    • positions as editor-in-chief, editor, or member of editorial boards of scientific and scholarly journals and publication series
    • referee for scientific and scholarly journals
    • administrative responsibilities at higher education institutions or at research organisations, responsibilities in the higher education community
    • invited keynote lectures abroad


12. Scientific and societal impact of research
    • total number of publications and, e.g., 10 most important and/or most cited publications according to a relevant database (a list of publications according to the Publication Type Classification used by the Ministry of Education, Science and Culture as a separate attachment)
    • artistic works and processes
    • merits related to the production and distribution of research results and research data
    • merits related to the application of research results
    • invention disclosures, patents and other commercialisation-related merits (e.g. spin-off companies and trademarks)
    • merits in science communication and expert assignments in the media


13. Positions of trust in society and other societal merits
    • significant positions of trust, expert duties and assignments (also research-based policy-advice tasks)
    • other social merits, honours, medals, decorations and Finnish military rank (optional)


14. Other merits