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Author: nmeikle2

1st February 202327th January 2023 nmeikle2

Start exploring careers and building confidence with the Insights Programme

Don't compare yourself to others written on notepad
19th January 202317th January 2023 nmeikle2

Comparison – the thief of joy

What's Next yellow sticker note
17th January 20236th January 2023 nmeikle2

What’s Next? Thinking about life after your degree

8th December 20226th December 2022 nmeikle2

Developing Your Career Within the University as an Adult Returner

29th November 202228th November 2022 nmeikle2

Finding out about career paths: a student’s perspective

3rd October 20222nd October 2022 nmeikle2

Making Connections and Networking: Advice From a Fourth Year Student

Headshot of Aditi Jain
28th September 202223rd September 2022 nmeikle2

Eight takeaways from my summer internship experience at Wockhardt UK

Headshot of Jessica Motley
21st September 202221st September 2022 nmeikle2

Serving and Studying: Working Part-Time in the Food Industry

Addie, Hannah, and Jo in Chinatown, London 2021
8th September 20228th September 2022 nmeikle2

Hannah’s “write way” to success

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