A narrative CV is a structured document that allows researchers to describe their achievements in a qualitative, story-based format. It was introduced to the UK through the Royal Society’s Résumé for ...

Narrative CVs offer researchers the opportunity to present their careers through their own stories, focusing on achievements, contributions, and broader impact rather than just traditional metrics.

A narrative CV provides a structured, reflective, and personalised way to present your achievements and contributions, typically in four key areas: to research and the creation of new ideas, outputs ...

The new Tri-agency CV (TCV) and Fonds de recherche du Québec CV (CV-FRQ) are narrative CVs. The responses to the FAQ provided here reflect the most current information as of April 2025. However, as ...

Securing a first-authored paper in Nature, Cell or another top-ranked journal was once seen as a sure-fire way to land a permanent job or grant funding. But things are changing, it seems, with some ...