This is just a little blog to say…
…I got a job! In one of my previous blogs I mentioned that I had attended an interview for the role of Social Researcher at the Office for National Statistics. This is a permanent, full-time graduate job for the Civil Service, so I was rather pessimistic about my chances of being offered a place. But, […]
Our Careers Development Service
Situated in the little building on the side of the student union (opposite the Charles Wilson building), the Careers Development Service is made up of a team of enthusiastic people who help us students become equipped for a lifetime of career success through providing us with invaluable experiences to enhance our CV and boost our […]
Ethics and Euthanasia – where do we draw the line?
There are two gargantuan barriers to research and study within the Social Sciences – morals and ethics – and if you’ve ever studied anything surrounding the mental state, wellbeing or outward influences of a person/group of persons, you will undoubtedly be very familiar with their importance. Within the discipline of Sociology, morals and ethics are […]
The topic of change, featuring your odd socks and metaphorical mountains!
Today’s post is dedicated to something which every person, especially students attending University, has experienced in their lifetime: change. Whether it be deciding to finally grow up and make sure your socks are matching (don’t judge), or moving half way across the country and setting up home on your lonesome, change is usually a rather […]
Why Sociology IS a credible degree; shh-ing the critics.
If you were to ask me what my degree of Sociology actually is, there would be multiple paths of explanation I would have to consider before I answered. To my Nana’s sweet little old Nana friends, I tell them that I study society which ultimately helps to make Government policy. Throw ‘Government policy’ in my […]
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