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Lauren (Left) at a Community Fair chatting to pre-sessional students about joining the University
4th September 202426th August 2024 nmeikle2

Behind the scenes: what I learned from my Employ.ed on Campus Communications Internship

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Celebrating success: Abigail’s reflections on targetjobs UK Undergraduate of the Year Awards 2024

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Thinking of doing postgrad study in USA? – register for tests now!

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VFX/Animation: You don’t have to be an artist to work in Visual Effects or Animation

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Crafting careers: From freelance to artful copywriting at the Met Store

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Meet Heather: How a degree in Marketing took off my career

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A career journey into Publishing: How project management meets the creative sector

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Journalism & research: Why I mix and match roles in my creative career

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