The Science Survival Academy is a media content creation company that produces videos, webinars, courses, certificate programs, books, and other media to help researchers conduct and publish better research. It started in 2016 as a consulting platform and later evolved into a crowd-supported media producer.

The Academy is dedicated to supporting four aspects of research: a) the institutions in which research is conducted; b) the people who conduct research; c) the dissertations and theses that represent graduate students’ first attempts at research; and d) the scholarly writing that disseminates research findings to the world. For more, see the Academy’s mission statement.

The Academy places no restrictions on who may join, especially regarding institutional positions held, institutions of higher education attended, degrees attained, student status, or research conducted. Anyone interested in science and how research is conducted is welcome and encouraged to join and participate.

Joining means that you are always up to date on the Academy’s videos, webinars, courses, certificate programs, books, and other media. Joining also means participating in the direction the Academy takes in producing the same. Have an idea? Let us know and maybe your ideas will become part of what the Academy offers. We thrive on members’ ideas. Join today and help shape the Academy’s future.

Joining the Academy couldn’t be simpler! Visit the Academy’s join webpage and join one of the fastest growing networks dedicated to research.

The Academy was founded on the premise that it would be crowd-supported. We thrive on ideas from our members. Have an idea? Submit it using our contact form and let us know how we can make the Academy better for you and all members.

The Science Survival Academy is led by a President who oversees all matters related to the Academy’s operations, including media content creation, the Academy’s rules, Fellows Council membership, and future directions. The Fellows Council, comprised of Fellows of the Academy, advise the President on these matters and help shape the Academy’s content.

Academy Fellows are researchers who are dedicated to further the Academy’s mission of helping researchers produce better research. They are typically university professors with extensive experience conducting research, reviewing articles for journals, teaching research, and chairing dissertations and theses. Together, they comprise the Fellows Council, a group that advises the President on all matters related to the Academy’s media content and other offerings. For more, see the Academy’s Leadership webpage.

The Academy’s President personally nominates and selects researchers to serve as Fellows of the Academy based on merit, commitment to science, and a willingness to selflessly share knowledge and experience with others.