Taking place between July 2021 and April 2022, the Young Practitioners Scheme will offer 6 aspiring creatives between the ages of 18 and 21 a free opportunity to gain experience and training in Youth and Community work. The Dukes is looking for 18 – 21 year olds to join its Young Practitioners Scheme, a free Read more about Young Practitioners Scheme at The Dukes Theatre in Lancaster[…]
Calling all Lancaster University creative industry students! Do not miss this free event: Breaking In: How to find your Feet in the Creative Industries This event will take place on Wednesday 19 May, 5pm, and you can get your free tickets here. At the start of the event, there will be a Read more about Free Event – How to find your Feet in the Creative Industries[…]
The first ever Creative Industries Week at Lancaster University will run online from Monday 2nd – Friday 6th November. The programme, arranged by the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences but open to all Lancaster students, will feature a range of talks, question-and-answer sessions and mentoring opportunities. Topics will include: Publishing and journalism Film, TV and entertainment Read more about Lancaster’s first Creative Industries Week coming soon […]
The Lancaster Career Mentoring Programme gives you the opportunity to spend time with a working professional, getting an insight into what they do and how they got there. Originally designed for undergraduate students, the programme has been running since 2008 and has become progressively more popular each year. Even if you have no idea what Read more about Career Mentoring Scheme: Opening Soon[…]
I want to make things happen Whether you’re an undergrad or a post grad, first year or final year, and regardless of your degree background, if you have an idea for a business, project or social enterprise, we can help you to get started. You might dream of running your own company, or you Read more about Lancaster Enterprise Centre[…]
Think of Twitter as a very busy, enormous, endless party filled with influential people. Find out how you can use Twitter to network, gather information and ultimately get ahead in the graduate job hunt. Think of Twitter as a very busy, enormous, endless party filled with influential people. If you’ve just been using Twitter to Read more about How to find a graduate job using twitter[…]
Using online platforms such as Facebook and LinkedIn to create profiles and engage in networking is an effective way to impress employers and boost your chances of landing a job With High Fliers’ The Graduate Market in 2017 report confirming that graduate recruiters continued to increase their use of social media during 2016/17, there are no excuses Read more about The importance of social media in your job hunt[…]
Not all graduate jobs are advertised – to find these hidden roles you’ll need to write a speculative application to a company you’re interested in working for Being proactive in this way can give you access to a much wider variety of roles and increase your chances of success in the competitive job market. What Read more about How to write a speculative application[…]
You might be interested in a career in central or local government, the Civil Service or charity work after finishing your politics degree, but there are also plenty of other careers open to you, including law and business. Politics students are typically up to speed with current affairs and interested in leadership and the ways Read more about What can I do with my politics degree?[…]
A degree in film studies provides you with a combination of theoretical and technical skills that are transferable to a whole host of careers in the creative industries Job options Jobs directly related to your degree include: Broadcast engineer Broadcast presenter Location manager Programme researcher broadcasting/film/video Television camera operator Television/film/video producer Television production coordinator Jobs Read more about What can I do with my Film Studies degree?[…]
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