Attend in person or virtually to hear best practice tips on how to balance looking after your wellbeing, getting your degree, working towards your career goals and entering full-time employment. We have partnered with students, employers and experts to share takeaways on how to navigate your career while taking care of your mental health.

By the end of this session you will be able to: Recognise what recruiters are looking for; Prepare and research effectively for your interview Identify different type interview questions and possible approaches; and Create a good impression.

Starting with lunch in Room S2.09 at 12:30pm followed by the Seminar at 1:00pm in Room S2.12.

Talk Title: Women's Banking Desks- The saviour to boost access to finance for Women-led small and medium enterprises (WSMEs) in Ghana?

During this online event you will learn more about technology consulting at KPMG. You will have the opportunity to hear from current graduate trainees and senior colleagues who, along with answering any questions, will share their personal experiences and provide insight into what it’s like working in the Technology area at KPMG. You will also get an overview of our application process and top tips for applying to 2023 roles.

We will be joined by representatives from Lewis Silkin. A great opportunity to find out more about different practice areas, develop commercial awareness and gain top tips ahead of applications!

It will be a great chance to meet and chat with other students across the University, as we will have games and conversation starters to help you get chatting. Open to everyone with interest in playing board games and making friends! So just come along and join in!

Come and meet the team from DCA Design - including senior members of the business as well as recent graduates. There will be a short presentation from the company that innovated the Stanley knife, designed the glasses and cans for Stella Artois, the “Mylo” push chair for ‘Mamas and Papas’, the Euro star Train and the Lynx can for Unilever to mention a few! We are hoping to find some fab students to work with us and there is potential for sponsorship (Placements in year 3, after 2nd year) for final years to help with your studies to achieve the best results!

Join this masterclass from Mandy.com, which aims to give filmmakers and content creators an insight into the film and television industries, and how to use casting platforms effectively (such as Backstage, Mandy and StarNow).

Guest Speaker: Béatrice Longuenesse (NYU)

Talk: 'Conflicting logics of the mind: Lessons from Kant and Freud.’

Professor Longuenesse is visiting the Department while giving the Isaiah Berlin lectures in Oxford. Her talk at Warwick will be the first lecture from the series.

This fun, interactive evening will introduce you to jobs and careers needing the top ten skills of tomorrow as identified by the World Economic Forum. Gone are traditional, stable roles. Managing transformation and change with technology and innovation is the way to tackle global challenges such as climate, rapid digital change, cyber security, epidemics and political/economic instability. Come find out about roles which will help you to help companies, societies and countries to face the future. Book your place here.

Companies coming include EY, Amiosec, Expedia, Just Eat and more

What does it mean to be Queer and Muslim in Britain? Western exceptionalism would force you to believe that Britain is the pinnacle Queer friendly state, yet Queer Muslims are violently put down by the state. Abeera will provide a critical intervention in the category of Queer Muslim and will explore how Queer Muslims have navigated the British state under the gaze of the war on terror.

Information about how to tackle the pupillage application process, life as a pupil at Serle Court and insights into careers at the Commercial Chancery Bar, with a chance to ask questions. This event will take place in-person. After hearing from a panel of barristers, students will be able to chat to barristers of different seniorities over refreshments. Although we hope to accommodate as many students in person as possible, unfortunately we have capacity limits in chambers and so places will be offered on a first-come, first served basis. For those who are not able or who prefer not to attend in person, we are holding a second online event from 18.30 on Thursday 24^th November 2022.

Students who would like to attend either event should email their request FAO April Fisher pupillage@serlecourt.co.uk stating whether they are applying for the in-person or the online event. Students will receive an email confirming their place.