Congratulations – completing your degree is a fantastic accomplishment, you’ve worked so hard to get here. With the pandemic disrupting your studies you’ve shown great resilience and despite the challenges increased your knowledge, skills and experience. Here in Careers we are not ready to say goodbye, not yet anyway…you still have access to support from …
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Nov 30 2022
Event Review: Explore Careers in Consulting, IT & Tech
This year’s Consulting, Tech and Data week fell during a time of economic instability for the country/on the cusp of a recession. So, it felt particularly vital to hear from industry professionals who provided relevant insights on their respective fields and how they have been affected by the current climate of the workforce. The event …
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Nov 01 2022
Built Environment Fair – 8 November – top tips
Our Built Environment fair is now fast approaching, and will take place on Tuesday 8 November in 3Sixty, 12:00-14:00 (11:30 for quiet time*). The Built Environment Fair is your chance to meet employers in the sector and is open to students from the School of Archaeology, Geography and Environmental Science, as well as the School …
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Oct 03 2022
Using Instagram for job searching
Instagram might not be something that immediately springs to mind as you embark upon your job search. ‘Isn’t that what LinkedIn is for?’ I hear you cry. Well, yes – LinkedIn is a powerful tool for your average job seeker, but many overlook their Instagram account and brands’ pages in their search for work. Whilst …
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Sep 28 2022
How do I write an academic CV?
In this final post on PhDs and careers, we are looking into one of the most underrated elements of the PhD: the academic CV. The main reason you will likely create an academic CV is because you wish to apply to academic jobs. However, creating a record of your achievements obtained throughout your PhD can …
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