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Interview with Disney Producer, Raymond Lau
For issue 8, we interviewed the Disney Producer, Raymond Lau and here’s the full version of our interview with him. Can you tell us what projects you are currently working on? I have just finished up on the second season … Continue reading
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In Conversation with: Mark Carruthers
Mark Carruthers is something of a household name for anyone who follows Northern Ireland politics. One of QUB’s own alumni, graduating with a degree in Political Science and Irish Politics, Carruthers is largely known for his firm but fair, no … Continue reading
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Tagged BBC, In Conversation, Interview, Journalism, Mark Carruthers, Media, QUB Alumni
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Create Your Own University Experience
Freshers didn’t turn out the way you thought it would? All is not lost. This is how you can create your own university experience. There’s a lot of buzz and excitement around campus when starting university. Everyone seems to be … Continue reading
Who let the Underdogs out? Defending AHSS Students
The commercial mind-set of the twenty-first century in general does not place much value on arts degrees beyond that of them being a freeloader route into tertiary education under a guise of ‘wishy-washy’ self-expression. There is a defensiveness that must … Continue reading
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Tagged AHSS, arts degree, careers, choices, dream job, first years, information, opportunities, students
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The Secret Life of Politics
Working in politics is much more than just the front-faced interactions sitting in a chamber. Behind every elected representative and body of government, there is a huge network which runs government. Often we don’t realise these opportunities exist. Working in … Continue reading
Posted in Graduate Employment, Sector Focus - Politics and Public Sector, Work Experience
Tagged AHSS, AHSS work experience, any degree, any discipline, arts degree, careers, charity work, choices, current affairs, dream job, employers, information, Jobs for Graduates, jobs in government, jobs in parliament, jobs in politics, political journalist, public affairs consultant, relevant work experience, skills, social researcher, student careers
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Top 10 Ways to Mess Up an Interview
Ahhh interviews. That minor stumbling block between us and getting that dream job we KNOW we’d be perfect for. The simple questions that lead us in to a panic. (Name? What’s my name?! Do I even have one?? WHO AM … Continue reading