Get ahead and get hired! Book your place on Warwick’s leading Global Careers Insight Series of 15-minute presentations from 50+ top recruiting employers to discover graduate career opportunities, internships and industry sector knowledge in China (Mainland & Hong Kong), SE Asia, India and Europe.

The Global Careers Insight Series takes place from 7th to 9th March 2023 and has five separate sessions covering China and Hong Kong; SE Asia, India and Europe.

Guest Speaker: Kieran Oberman (LSE)

The second post-graduate professional development seminar this term, 4-6pm on Tuesday week 9 (7^th March) in the Cowling room (S2.77). There will be two sessions, on issues to do with applications for jobs in philosophy:

 4pm Job opportunities in philosophy: postdocs, teaching fellowships etc

4.45pm Tea & coffee

 5pm Writing a cv and a research proposal

 The sessions will be run by Giulia Palazzolo (who’s has just started on a post-doc in our department) and Johannes Roessler.

Find out more about pro bono opportunities, types of work trainees get involved in and pro bono secondments at Freshfields.

Guest Speaker: Andreja Novakovic (University of California, Berkeley)

Title: "Hegel on Transformative Experiences"

Organised by Autism at Warwick this panel is aimed at academics and staff members at the University as an opportunity for you to engage directly with a group of autistic students, representing every faculty, and learn about the lived experiences of autistic students at the University of Warwick. You will have the opportunity to ask any questions you like or have always wanted answered- no prior knowledge is expected or required! For accessibility and organisational reasons we strongly encourage prospective attendees to submit any questions they may have for the panel via the following google form. A limited number of ad-hoc questions from the audience may be permitted depending on time.

If you wish to join online you can do so via the following teams link. A recording of the panel will also be made available afterwards.

If you have any further questions, accessibility requests or requirements please contact me at josh.bradbury@warwick.ac.uk