Posted by Joseph in Geology on July 16, 2018
Over the past few months myself and lots of my peers have been going through the seemingly never-ending process of applying for graduate jobs. After applying for lots of jobs, I’ve got myself a place on a transport planning graduate scheme starting in September which I’m very excited to start. From my experience of graduate job […]
Posted in Employment | Tagged applying, CV, graduate, jobs, Leicester, student, undergraduate, University of Leicester
Posted by Joseph in Geology on February 22, 2018
Recently I’ve helped out at a few UCAS Visit Days and whilst chatting to prospective students and their parents it got me thinking about the reasons why I chose Leicester as the right place for me when I came to visit, so I thought I’d share some of these reasons as to why I like […]
Posted in Studying | Tagged applying, campus, facilities, Geology, learning, Leicester, rocks, skills, student, undergraduate, University, university life, University of Leicester
Posted by Joseph in Geology on October 31, 2017
Last week the Career Development Service hosted the annual Festival of Careers, where hundreds of employers come on to campus to speak to students about graduate jobs, placements and internships. The main events were the fairs taking place in the marquee, with a different area every day covering everything from volunteering and getting experience to law […]
Posted in Career, Employment, Studying | Tagged applying, Career Development Service, careers, Festival of Careers, Leicester, student, undergraduate, University, University of Leicester
Posted by Jo M in Geology on August 15, 2015
Until the age of sixteen, I wanted to be a heart surgeon. I think it was religiously watching Holby City on a Tuesday evening that did it for me. However much I loved biology at sixth form, I wasn’t very good at it to be honest. I was lost and studying A-levels that I enjoyed […]
Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged applying, Leicester, University, University of Leicester, UoL |
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