Identity After the Uniform
A long term qualitative study of how identity changes when a defining role ends, drawing on interviews across the military, emergency services and healthcare.
One page showing every AURIS research project, when it began, where it has reached and what has been published from it. Statuses are updated as work moves forward.
A long term qualitative study of how identity changes when a defining role ends, drawing on interviews across the military, emergency services and healthcare.
The parliamentary evidence review on identity in occupational transition, readable in full in the Research Library with citation details.
Repositioning transition as an ongoing process of identity adaptation rather than a single event at the end of service.
Extending the model beyond leaving service to the ongoing adaptation people make while still in role.
A six nation audit of what transition policy says, and does not say, about identity.
Evidence informed pilots testing the AURIS Identity System in real delivery settings alongside partner organisations.
A draft audit of the AURIS evidence base: what is verified, what is not, and where the gaps sit.
Full papers and citation details sit in publications and the Research Library. Claims can be traced through the Evidence Hub.
Leaving the military: what happens to who you are?
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Introduction to AURISDiscover how identity adapts and where rebuilding really begins.
The pathway for this situation
After ServiceFor service leavers and anyone leaving a long structured career. A free introduction, then four courses on delay, job churn, rank and rebuilding meaning.
No single course matches this reading closely enough to name one, so the specialist courses are listed on the pathway page instead.
We publish in the open as each study reaches a point where it can be read and checked.