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Wednesday, October 06, 2021
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The Legal Cheek Commercial Awareness Academy (law firm economics)Welcome to the first in the series of The Legal Cheek Commercial Awareness Academy, a partnership with BARBRI and various leading law firms, designed to help boost students’ business and legal sector knowledge as they apply for training contracts. Secure your place. |
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Bright Network Black Heritage Future LeadersTo celebrate Black History Month, Bright Network is partnering with a number of leading graduate employers that are truly passionate about inclusion, diversity, and equality for our virtual Black Heritage Future Leaders event. Don't miss the opportunity to hear from successful professionals from our partner firms and learn from their personal experiences, as well as from successful Bright Network alumni members who have secured a graduate role. Application Deadline: 1 October. |
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360 Lecture with Professor Richard DaviesThe Department of Economics is delighted to welcome Professor Richard Davies as our first 360 Guest Lecture for 2021/22 for this academic year. Extreme EconomiesDate: Wednesday 6 October, 1pm-2pm
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'Introduction to Active Bystander at Warwick': A Workshop for New StudentsDuring the workshop, we will explore Warwick’s values, what it means to be an active bystander, and how we might respond when something happens which is contrary to our values. You’ll also find out about ongoing opportunities to continue your journey as an active bystander and support a positive campus experience for all. Students will be off-camera with interactive participation via anonymous voting software. |
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Law School Research Seminar - Dr Nadine El-Enany, Birkbeck University of LondonMS Teams Title: '(B)ordering Britain: Law, Race and Empire' |
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Virtual Event: Careers in Government Social ResearchYou are invited to join us for an informative & interactive session about careers in Government Social Research (GSR). This event will be hosted by a panel of current government researchers who have recently started their careers in the Department for Work & Pensions. We will be discussing what a career in government research involves and the different pathways into it, as well as providing advice on the application process. There will be a chance for you to get involved as the session will include polls, a group exercise and a questions & answers session at the end. |