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Employability Festival: Programme of Events
MONDAY 2 NOVEMBER (CONT)
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6.30pm-8.30pm GLT1 and Foyer
3.00pm-4.00pm KS17
All students
You may think that all you need to do
is turn up on the day – right? But
actually, if you take some time to
prepare before going to these
events you will find you get much
more out of them. Come along and
hear from an experienced Careers
Adviser on what to do to get ready
for our annual Careers Fair to be
held tomorrow – Tuesday 3
November.
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Thinking of a career
in Psychology?
Unexpected Careers
3.30pm-4.30pm DLT3
All students
Learn about the different areas of
Psychology, gain up to date
information about these different
careers paths, postgraduate study
and what you can do to increase
your chances of employment when
you finish your studies. Becoming a
member of the BPS is an important
part of becoming a Psychologist.
Learn more about the additional
benefits of being a member and
how to become one.
All in Faculty of Social Sciences
Does thinking about your career
freak you out? This is an interactive
forum with past students from the
Faculty of Social Sciences,
including Economics, Business,
Politics, Law, SSPSSR and
Psychology. Comprising very short
presentations about unexpected
careers and a Q&A session,
followed by an informal chat over
drinks and nibbles.
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Getting the most out
of the Careers Fair
Why should I take part?
“I got the chance to meet with
different companies and I
made a contact with one
company of interest, related to
my course and relevant to my
future career.”
Bioscience UG student
Why should I take part?
"It was a really good fair
which helped me to network
and meet potential employers
and discuss future prospects.
I thought it was very well
organised and there were a
variety of employers there,
some of which I did not think
would be an option for me as
potential employment."
POL/IR PG student