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Insights from UCL Class of 2008 Webinar
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Written by Glyn Jones, Careers Consultant at UCL Careers
Nick Coveney, Publisher Relations and Content Lead at Rakuten Kobo Inc took part in a recent UCL Careers, Class of 2008 insights webinar. I’ve summarised 5 of the key messages from Nick’s journey about how he went about navigating the job market during the last global recession in 2008.
Plan for Your Future with UCL’s Finalists Careers Toolkit
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Written by Nicole Estwick, Careers Consultant at UCL Careers
Start Planning for Your Future with UCL’s Masters Careers Essentials Course
Read time: 3 minutes
Written by Nicole Estwick, Careers Consultant at UCL Careers
Accessing Careers at a Time That Suits You – Careers Essentials Online Moodle
Read time: 4 minutes
Written by Lee Pike, Careers Consultant at UCL Careers.
5 Career Lessons from our Favourite TV shows
Read time: 4 minutes
Written by Nicole Estwick, Careers Consultant at UCL Careers.
How can Learned Societies and Professional Associations Help my Career Planning?
Read time: 3 minutes
Written by Glyn Jones, Careers Consultant at UCL Careers.
Sector Insights: Market and Social Research
Read time: 3 minutes
Written by Susanne Stoddart, Recruitment and Selection Advice Manager at UCL Careers
Top 10 Tips on Preparing for a Virtual Assessment Centre
Read time: 3 minutes
Written by Victoria Abbott, Recruitment & Selection Advisor at UCL Careers.
How to Shine Like a STAR in Your Next Application…
Read time: 4 minutes
Written by Victoria Abbott, Recruitment & Selection Advisor at UCL Careers.
Optional Cover Letters: Are They Worth it?
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Written by Emily Oliphant, Recruitment & Selection Advisor at UCL Careers.
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UCL Careers Researchers Blog
Welcome to our Researchers Summer Term Programme
This terms UCL Careers researchers events programme is now online
In the current circumstances we have adapted our events programme online to give you support, advice and guidance during this confusing time. Take a look at all our upcoming events and sign up today! We’ve got lots for you to get involved with across employer events, careers consultant workshops, 1-1 appointments via Microsoft Teams and plenty of online blogs.
What did we learn from our “Biology and Business” panel? | Careers in the Life Science Industry
Do you want to use your scientific knowledge and interest in business to help commercialise new discoveries? Well, you really should have come to our Biology and Business event on Monday night, shouldn’t you? Don’t worry though, if you couldn’t make it along, we’ve collected together the key take-home points below.
Welcome to Careers in the Public Sector!
Public Sector Month
Including: Government, HE, Policy and Professional bodies
Interested in a career within government? Want to utilise your research skills to support policy or create industry change? This month is a great opportunity for you to use your skills to make real change and support the development of research strategy in your interest areas. If you’re interested in facilitating research, creating policy change or working in Government, this month of events is for you!
How Careers in the Life Science Industry Week 2020 can help researchers
9th-12th March 2020
Researchers Careers in Communication guest feature!
Researchers Guest Feature:
Taking a closer look at our monthly employer-led events topics
Welcome to Careers in Communication & Research
Communication & Research Month
Interested in being on the other side of research? Making it readily available and easily digestible to the public? A career in communication could give you the opportunity to support research. Maybe you want to carry on in research for a non-academic organisation? Social and market research organisations are a great space to utilise your research skills in a business context.
Reflecting on Data Science & Data Analysis Careers for Researchers
Data Science & Data Analysis Month… let’s reflect:
After a busy month of events focused around all things data, we are reflecting on what it takes to excel. This industry is fast expanding with companies heavily investing in their data. The issue here then lies with know what role is suitable for you and where to start when currently (12 Dec 2019) there are over 2000 data scientist roles live on Indeed (indeed.co.uk). It is clear then our reflection this month should focus on what types of organisation could suit you.
