The Kit comprises six books (6 volumes) of 765 pages. There is no strict order in which they should be read, but this one is probably as good as any – except that you might read Building your Academic Career both first and last.
1. Building your Academic Career encourages you to take a proactive approach to getting what you want out of academic work whilst being a good colleague.
2. Getting Started on Research is for people in the earlier stages of development as a researcher.
3. Writing for Publication.
4. Teaching and Supervision looks at issues you may face both in teaching undergraduates and in the supervision of graduate research students.
5. Winning and Managing Research Funding explains how generic university research funding mechanisms work so that you will be better equipped to navigate your way through the financial maze associated with various funding sources.
6. Building Networks addresses perhaps the most slippery of topics, but also one of the most fundamental.

The whole geographical area of medieval Europe, including eastern Europe, is covered, including essential elements from outside Europe such as Byzantine warfare, nomadic horde invasions and the Crusades.

The author examines practical topics including castle architecture, with examinations of specific castles, ship building techniques and developments in areas such as arms and armor, fortifications, tactics and supply.

Send in the cranes! Bulldozers! Earthmovers!
Would you like to watch how a building goes up? During the next twelve months, construction workers are building a school. Check out the eight action-packed scenes for a bird’s-eye view of the whole process. See how the workers make the foundation, add the walls, and put on the roof. Keep your eye on the calendar too. By spending a whole year at the building site, you can watch events unfold until the school is ready for students and teachers.