This event will start with lunch in Room S2.09 at 12:30pm followed by the Seminar in Room S2.12 at 1:00pm.

Talk Title: Work in progress - 'Patterns of Blaming and Structures of Feeling: Thinking Culturally About Criminalisation'

Chair: Daniel Matthews

This session is for students interested in acquiring or improving their networking skill. You will gain tips and practise techniques to assist you in your journey to becoming a more confident and effective networker - one of the more important skills for career success, according to LinkedIn.

This session provides time for you to focus on your own work without interruptions - you are particularly encouraged to silence your mobile, email and other communications during this work time. We will display a counter enabling you to use the Pomodoro technique of 50 minutes work followed by 10 minutes break (repeated), to have 2.5 hours of uninterrupted study - you can find out more hereLink opens in a new windowLink opens in a new window.

There will also be coffee, tea and biscuits throughout the session.

• Would you like to know how to predict the questions you will be asked at your next interview?
• Or understand how to answer questions relating to your motivation for applying that employers tell us are often the most poorly answered?
• And would it help to be able to see candidate-led, grad-level, video-based examples of ‘what good looks like’ (and doesn’t) when it comes to answering some of the most common interview questions?

Join us for this MasterClass where we'll learn how to prepare for your next interview, deal with common questions such as motivation, competency and strength and make the most of the eCareersGrad 'Interview Success' course (available on-demand through your Careers Service).