Life beyond Lancaster Environment Centre
The skills that Laurence gained in time management have proved to be invaluable in his work within the business developing and marketing sector. Whilst his travels of South East Asia have inspired him to further pursue extensive travels.
Jacqui completed a degree in Biological Sciences in 1993 and has been working as a journalist and producer and director, both for the BCC and herself. Her time at Lancaster included reconstructing a dolphin skeleton washed up at Morecambe!
After completing her Physical Geography degree, Nicola took some time out to relax and decide her next steps. She then returned to Lancaster to undertake an internship with LEC as a Careers and Alumni Support Officer. Following this, she has successfully secured a full-time role as a recruitment, conversion and marketing coordinator (RCM).
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.
Rosie has an interesting and varied career in wind power. For the last three years she have been working on the Neart na Gaoithe Offshore Wind Farm as an Environment Manager with Mainstream Renewable Power.
Following her valuable voluntary work, Brittany recently became a Project Co-ordinator for a charity called the Carbon Literacy Project.
Tom is undertaking the first rotation of the Unilever Graduate Scheme working in London, bringing tech innovations into the business…
After completing her Biological Sciences degree, Ali took a change of direction and is now working towards a career in law.
Fourth year MSci Environmental Biology student Josh Ackroyd led a team that won Social Storm, a food security-themed competition run by Lancaster University’s Enterprise Centre. Read about Josh’s winning idea here.
MSc Energy and the Environment student, and former LEC Earth and Environment student, Vicky Hudson spent her summer working for the Carbon Trust. Read about her experience, which is a good example of exploiting the chance connections you can make at university!
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