@lovestudentleftovers Instagram Cooking Competition Follow @lovestudentleftovers for competition posts and updates! Oxford Brookes University is hosting a competition on the theme of reducing food waste, as part of the Principles of Responsible Management Education (PRME) UK and Ireland Chapter 10th anniversary celebrations. The competition is run as part of the PRME London and South East […]
The good people over at the Careers Service have put together a very useful post on what to do when the graduate scheme of your dreams has closed and you haven’t applied. You can find all the details here. Once you’ve read it, why not sign up to the blog so you can be kept […]
LinkedIn is your go-to website for creating and developing an online professional identity and building a useful contacts network. If you have not yet signed up or have joined but are not sure where to go from there, this guide is here to help! First of all, let’s address a couple of common misconceptions […]
If you have not already done so, please take a few seconds to sign up to the university’s Careers Service blog. It’s a great source of hints, tips, and advice – including posts such as how to handle unusual interview questions. You’ll also find information on job/internship opportunities, funding, and events. The Careers Service also […]
To help you keep on top of your studies and your life in general, you may want to access our range of health and wellbeing services. You can do so by: Calling 01273 642895 (Mon-Thur, 8.30am–5pm, Fri 8.30am–4.30pm) Emailing studentservices@brighton.ac.uk Or visiting a Student Centre on your campus The university’s wellbeing service covers: Health services […]
At BSU, we believe that educating everyone on the topics surrounding consent, sexual misconduct, and harassment, is extremely important, so we are putting on workshops to discuss these topics. These workshops are for everyone – whether you’re a student or staff member. We would like to offer everyone the opportunity to learn all about the […]
Do you identify as a student of colour? Have you had experience of school within the last 5 years? Our project is with local secondary schools where University students of colour connect with students of colour in Years 9 – 11 (aged 13-16) to be role models and provide support and encouragement. Full training and support on […]
Following blogs is a great way of keeping up to date with industry news and uni/careers advice. Here we have three blogs you should be signing up for to make your life that little bit easier: University of Brighton Careers Service – this is an excellent blog with loads of posts about opportunities and events […]
Are you aware that you can access Careers Service support even after you graduate? Well, it’s true! All graduates are welcome to continue making the most of the services offered by the university’s Careers team, whether that’s for a quick CV review, mock interview practice or general information and guidance. They also offer help with […]
You can bring your personal computer to a computer clinic for help and advice with the following types of problem: Fault diagnosis: an initial diagnosis of the problem and a discussion with the user regarding the issues & possible ways forward for getting it fixed. This may involve a further visit to a student clinic […]
