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• Interview:
  • Need to know about the institution (what they do; what they have done recently; how my work coincides with theirs etc..), which is not necessarily asked in the interview but useful to think about why I am suitable for that job; what contribution I can make to them etc.).
  • Give a good description of my work (try to engage them so that they respond to me and my work)
    • Be clear about what I want to do during the post (fellowship, lectureship etc.).
    • Be concrete about what I want to do (and justify why my own research method is important and useful especially when the interview panel is not from my discipline).
    • Emphasise the link with my previous work and the proposed project but it is also important to highlight my work is not just a continuation of my previous research, i.e. what I want to do during the post should also be a separate piece of work.

• • show my interests in the institution. (make up at least one question to them.)
  • There is no "correct" or "right" answer to the questions asked by the panel. But I need to show (a kind of)my engagement with the institution and with the job I want to take.