This minimalist academic resume template is structured to align with the conventions of scholarly job applications. The single-column format supports logical content flow across teaching history, research contributions, publications, and academic service. With modern serif or sans-serif typography and consistent spacing, the design enhances readability while remaining ATS-compatible. The layout avoids visual distractions and focuses on clarity, ideal for applications in education, higher ed, or research institutions.
Template Features
Clear name and contact header with left alignment for uniform layout
Sectioned design for: Academic Summary, Teaching Experience, Research, Education, and Publications
Bullet points structured around measurable outcomes, course-level responsibilities, and research focus areas
Font and spacing optimized for print and digital review
Google Docs format – easy to edit and preserves layout integrity
No graphics, tables, or multi-column layouts; fully ATS-compliant
Format: Google Docs
Ideal for Roles Such As
- Lecturer or Adjunct Faculty
- Teaching Assistant or Graduate Instructor
- Postdoctoral Researcher
- Academic Program Coordinator
- Education Research Analyst
- Curriculum Developer in Higher Education
Each of these roles benefits from a resume format that emphasizes academic rigor, chronological clarity, and the ability to articulate both instructional and scholarly credentials.
Why Choose This Template
The structure reflects academic expectations—placing emphasis on institutional affiliations, subject-matter expertise, and teaching or research achievements. Designed to pass ATS filters and accommodate traditional academic CV formatting, this layout supports a focused and content-driven presentation of academic qualifications.
How to Use
Accessing and editing the template in Google Docs takes only a few steps:
- Click the Download Template button to open the document in Google Docs.
- Select the Use Template button located in the top-right corner of the page.
- Ensure you are signed into your Google account to save and begin editing the file.
Once saved, the template becomes fully editable — ready for customization, printing, and sharing.
