Great information available on the student news and event blog! The Government recently made limited funds available through the Office for Students (OfS), to help students facing severe financial difficulties as a result of Covid-19. The University of Brighton has received around £700,000 to support almost 19,000 students, and following discussion with the Brighton Students’ […]
Brighton Business School publishs good news stories to showcase what staff and students have achieved. Good news stories number 34 – January 2021 For stories from previous months
Introducing a new podcast featuring one of our BBS final year students Janelle Sultana this is her linkedIn profile link https://www.linkedin.com/in/janelle-sultana-581949192/ Her comments “I’m over the moon to announce that myself and two dear friends of mine have started our first ever podcast🎙(I can’t believe that’s my face on there either!) A journey I never […]
Become a Wellbeing Champion – online course Learn strategies for building and maintaining wellbeing while at the University of Brighton. This two-part course will start by giving practical tips on managing stress and keeping calm. In part two you’ll learn all about supporting your friends. Enrol Here In case you missed it on our social […]
I am very pleased to announce that, after his fascinating talk on The Hidden Racism in Economics last semester, Prof. John Komlos has agreed to return (virtually) to us to give another talk: The Economic History of the Rise in Trumpism, Thursday 18th February, 15:00-16:00, via Zoom, https://harvard.zoom.us/j/3155216875 All welcome! Prof. Komlos’ bio https://www.extension.harvard.edu/faculty-directory/john-komlos Simon Collie
Student Space is run by Student Minds, the UK’s student mental health charity. It has been developed collaboratively with services, higher education professionals, researchers and students to complement the existing services available to students. The support provided by Student Space is safe, confidential and developed with students and experts in student wellbeing and mental health. “We […]
Competency-based questions are a really popular type of question used by employers during both applications and interviews. These are questions which ask candidates to describe when and how they have demonstrated a particular skill or attribute. You might be in a position where you’re reading the person specification for a vacancy you’re interested in applying […]
To kick off the new season, we have invited three Sussex-based entrepreneurs from the food and drink industry who have all had to redefine their businesses and pivot in the face of the pandemic. They will share their entrepreneurial stories during the pandemic in this panel session: pandemic-proof startups. You will learn first-hand how the resilience […]
The TARGETjobs Undergraduate of the Year Awards (deadline 1 Feb)! You still have plenty of time to complete an application to one of our 9 award categories. Black Heritage Undergraduate of the Year – Police Now Undergraduate of the Year for Sustainable Thinking – L’Oreal First Generation Undergraduate of the Year – HSBC To find […]
We know that you have lots of questions about how you can best prepare yourselves for the changing job market, so we’re running a week of events to help answer your questions and to hear from industry, alumni and students who have experienced Industrial Placements. From the 1 February we’ll be running a virtual employability […]
