Members of the Careers team will lead the discussion and students will need to be willing to actively engage with the topic and be ready to ask questions and share experiences of writing applications.

Lunch-time roundtable, 23rd November 2021, 12:00-13:00

Lina Jeannot, MA Politics, Big Data and Quantitative Methods (PBDQM) 2019.20, Human rights data science intern with the UN Human Rights Office in Geneva

Greta Timaite, MSc Big Data and Digital Futures (BDDF) 2020.21, Data science internship at the University of Leeds, Leeds Institute for Data Analytics

 The QM alumnae(i) events series is back, Season 3! Past and current UG and PGT students share about data analysis, its quickly evolving methods and tools, and related professional prospects. Participants are (were) in one of the QM degrees , or take (took) one of our 10+ QS/POQ options.
Our first date this year is 23.11, with talks about data analysis applied to human rights (UN OHCHR in Geneva), and to OpenStreetMap data and transport (Leeds Institute for Data Analytics).
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As part of our evolving focus on employability opportunities in India and around the world, please join Tata Global for a talk especially for Warwick students. The speaker will be Tata’s Head of Pre-Sales. He is an expert in cyber security and will bring insights on Digitization, innovation and changes happening in the communication and telecom industry as a whole.

Welcome to Inside City Law! targetjobs is proud to work with RPC on this exclusive networking event, that provides an insight into working in law within the City.

Find out about the role of the Crown Prosecution Service, the legal career paths available and the recruitment process.

With Minesh Tanna. This webinar will discuss the challenges that AI raises in this context, focusing on commercial/contractual issues (including the challenges of drafting primary obligations and protective contractual provisions to deal with the unique risks that AI creates). It will also address issues of liability in the context of AI and how this impacts upon commercial/contractual issues. Minesh Tanna is a Solicitor Advocate and Global AI Lead at the law firm, Simmons & Simmons. He is also Chair of the Society for Computers and Law (SCL) AI Group.

Our insight evenings will give you the opportunity to hear from our trainees and partners from our London office. Learn more about the training contract seats available, hear about the work our trainees get involved in, and find out more about how we support our colleagues and communities. Following a short presentation, we'll be hosting a networking session where you can join any of our networking rooms to speak to trainees, partners or our Early Careers team.