Life beyond Lancaster Environment Centre
Michaela has been at Lancaster University in some capacity since 2006, gradually progressing from an initial BSc Geography student, to becoming a lecturer in organisational health and wellbeing at the university, putting good use to the academic knowledge gained throughout her time spent at the university.
If you would like to find out what it means to do a PhD, how to apply and general advice, here you will find the presentation used in 2017’s ‘Considering a PhD?’ careers panel event.
Completing both BSc and PhD Geography, Rebecca now works as an Editorial Assistant for the Journal of Experimental Botany (JXB), a leading plant science journal based at Lancaster University.
“Take up all the opportunities that are open to you within and beyond your degree, the dividends will continue to pay off into the future.”
Having completed both a Masters and PhD with LEC, Ally is now a Geography Lecturer. She continues her research and looks forward to future collaborations and teaching the fantastic students of LEC.
Elaine Davies, Postgraduate Careers Consultant from the University Careers Service, provides information on the wide range of bespoke careers support provided for PhD students.
Now a Human Geography Lecturer at the University of Central Lancashire, Emily feels the guidance and opportunities Lancaster University provides have been invaluable.
Becca has gone from strength to strength in her journey with Lancaster University, graduating with first class honours before completing a PhD.
After finishing her PhD at LEC, Amy took a year off to travel and volunteer in Australia and New Zealand. She now works as a Government Social Researcher at the Office for National Statistics (ONS)…
Amy is currently working as an Atmospheric Scientist at the Halley Research Station in Antarctica for the British Antarctic Survey.
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