A session which will expand upon career perspectives and explore concepts such as Ikigai and life design. Discover how to develop your self-awareness and reflect on your end goals to help you to find direction. Discover how to maintain momentum while applying for opportunities. Get to know who you are and your many facets so that you can feel confident and conscious about taking your next steps in life.

As a PhD student you will have a highly-developed set of skills and knowledge associated with your area of research and work experience.

But it’s your unique combination of Strengths that will be of particular value to you in both your research and your career. Understanding and cultivating your Strengths- the things that you are both good at and find energising- will enable you to flourish and succeed.

Get your CV ready for the careers fair and meeting potential employers, get prepared for job openings and tips for the application process.

Our CV or application is often our first contact between us and the role that we want; so getting it right and suited for the role we are applying for is crucial. This session will help you identify what you have done in your PhD which suits most employers needs.

Queen Platinum Jubilee Celebration at Canley Community Centre. Volunteers will help with set up and tidying up after them event, serving refreshments and running a craft activity. Sign up now!

A party in Canley Library garden, celebrating the Queens 70 years on the throne. Volunteers will help with set up and tidying up after them event and help serving refreshments. Sign up now!

This year’s theme is ‘Revisiting the Meaning of Sovereignty’ and will be held as a hybrid conference at Kennedy Wong Moot Court in the Wigoder Law Building, University of Kent, allowing presenters and attendees to participate both online and in person. The conference aims to critically explore the concept of sovereignty from an interdisciplinary perspective by revisiting the meaning of sovereignty as a result of the changing global legal, political and social contexts. To apply to present a paper: Submit a 250 word abstract and short biography to: lawgradconference@kent.ac.uk by Monday, 9 May 2022.

This workshop will introduce students to KPMG and explain how to stand out and create a successful application. We will run through the application process including online assessment tips, as well as provide advice and guidance regarding our assessment days to ensure that students feel confident and prepared when applying to KPMG.

It is impossible to talk about the future of access to justice without digital technology, which has profound implications for what it means to practice law. This event will look beyond problems of digital exclusion to examine the ways in which digital technology changes the very foundations of law, the role of the community lawyer, and the experience of engaging with the legal system.  

Virtual chatroom session with Jack, a graduate of the IBM Associates programme and now a senior data scientist at IBM. Ask me anything about our Associates scheme, application tips and more!

Join three current second-year Fast Streamers to discuss what you can expect when applying to the Civil Service Fast Stream. We will be discussing what the Fast Stream entails, its context with the Civil Service, and useful tips and tricks for applying to the graduate scheme. You will also be able to practice writing your own STAR behaviour statements which are central to the application process.

Want to know whether Warwick 'feels right' for you? Our campus Open Days are the best opportunity for you to find out. Meet our staff and students, find out more about our courses, student societies and sports clubs, view our state-of-the-art campus facilities, and take the next step in your journey with us.

Details TBC. Please save the date.

MyPlus Students' ClubLink opens in a new window is hosting a unique careers insight event that will showcase career opportunities with disability confident employers. This event is open to students with disabilities or long term health conditions in all years of study, including those studying for a PHD or Masters. Applications close on Friday 17 June 2022.

Want to know whether Warwick 'feels right' for you? Our campus Open Days are the best opportunity for you to find out. Meet our staff and students, find out more about our courses, student societies and sports clubs, view our state-of-the-art campus facilities, and take the next step in your journey with us.

The Summer Careers Fair is the final Careers Fair of the academic year and offers you the opportunity to meet with a wide range of employers offering graduate positions, internships and work experience opportunities across a variety of sectors. Find out more.

Our future is a collective one, with lawyers working alongside the wider community to achieve meaningful access to justice and bring about social change. This event is an opportunity to think creatively about the future of community lawyering, strategies for movement building, and transformative approaches to law and rights. In the final event of the series, we meet in person to discuss how community lawyering can support and be supported by movement building. A short programme of speakers and discussions will precede an informal reception where experiences, ideas and strategies for future collaborations can be shared. 

Lawyers from a host of leading firms will deliver a variety of workshops and presentations on their practice area specialisms. There are also a series of case study exercises and an employability expo. The Scheme is free to attend, open to all students and features lawyers from a host of leading law firms and in-house teams including Slaughter and May, Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner (BCLP), DWF, The Bank of England, Mishcon de Reya, Gowling WLG, Akin Gump and more. Secure your place now!

We are hosting an exciting Virtual Insight Day (via Zoom) designed to help individuals: who are interested in pursuing a career in law. Join us for an insight into a career at Thursfields Solicitors. Gain valuable experience from key areas in our firm. Understand the wider aspects of working in a successful law firm. Skills sessions including advice on CV's / applications / interview tips and client service. Develop commercial awareness, network and raise your profile. Our current trainees and lawyers will share their own experiences of starting a legal career, including alternative routes to qualification. Register now! 

'Regulatory and Supervisory Approach(es) to Artificial Intelligence - Implications for the Financial Sector in the European Union and Beyond'

In April 2021, the European Commission submitted a Proposal for a Regulation laying down harmonised rules on artificial intelligence (Artificial Intelligence Act) and amending certain Union legislative acts (COM (2021) 206 final). The legislative procedure will have - it is expected - further progressed at the time of the event. The presentation will discuss against the backdrop of the (then) current state of the law-making procedure the implications of the regulatory and supervisory approach at European level for the financial sector and beyond.