Anne Cameron
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A Graduate Perspective: Working in a Green Career
Following on from the University's Green Week, here's a guest blog from Olly Stewart, a Bath graduate and Senior Development Engineer, on how he's using his engineering skills to make manufacturing processes more sustainable. My name's Olly, I studied Mechanical...
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The Benefits of Working in Telecoms
This is a guest blog post by Virgin Media (written by Brianna Croughan) and the views expressed are theirs rather than those of the Careers team. In an era defined by rapid technological advancements, the telecom industry stands at the...
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Career curiosity (Or: how to find out things about work you don't know yet)
Over the summer I moved to a different role within the Careers team, which has meant I've needed to learn about some new career areas. This has made me pay extra attention to a question which is often at the...
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Welcome to first years
Welcome to Bath! I really hope you’ve been enjoying your time here and studies so far. You might be thinking it’s far too early to think about your next steps after Bath – and you’d have a point – but...
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Research Culture and Applying for Academic Jobs
As the time of year is upon us when I spend quite a bit of time helping people with academic job applications, I wanted to address an issue that is very high on the agenda for policymakers, research funders and...
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Selling your part-time work experience to employers
I've seen a few students recently who have asked 'but are employers really interested in my job in a bar/shop/restaurant?' While some sectors will require relevant work experience, UK graduate employers value any experience that gives you insight into the...
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Managing your career in the final year of your doctorate
This blog post is aimed at anyone who is going into, or currently in, the final year of their PhD. As the final few months of a PhD can be intense with the demands of completing a thesis alongside beginning...
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Academic cover letters - 3 questions that need an answer
As the season is approaching when I spend a lot of time giving feedback on cover letters for academic (lectureship) positions, I wanted to share some quick thoughts on the main things you need to cover and how to craft...
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Researcher Careers month - how professional bodies can help your career
Guest blog post from Dr Robert Bowles from the Royal Society of Chemistry on how getting involved with a professional body can support your career development How professional bodies can help your career. What they are and what they do?...
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Researcher careers month - focus on networking
It's week 2 of researcher careers month, and our focus this week is on networking. For in-depth guidance on how and why to network in person and online and how this can help your career, sign up for the session...