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Jack: Project Assistant for The International Network Against Accusations of Witchcraft and Associated Harmful Practices (TINAAWAHP) Conference

  “Being in the same room as high-profile international stakeholders was inspirational.” I undertook an internship as a Project Assistant for The International Network Against Accusations of Witchcraft and Associated Harmful Practices (TINAAWAHP) Conference. Working with Lancaster University researchers on this project, I learnt a lot about the ongoing fight for human rights globally and the legal challenges faced in […]

Building Emotional Intelligence for the Workplace

Emotional intelligence (EI) is increasingly recognised as a vital skill in the workplace, especially in roles within the humanities, arts, and social sciences where understanding and navigating human behaviour is key. For students in the Faculty of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences (FHASS), developing emotional intelligence can enhance your professional relationships, improve decision-making, and boost your career progression. What is […]

How Research Skills from Humanities Prepare Graduates for Data-Driven Roles

When people think about data-driven careers, they often picture computer scientists or mathematicians. Yet graduates from the Faculty of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences (FHASS) also bring highly valuable skills to roles that rely on data. The research skills developed in humanities subjects provide a strong foundation for interpreting, questioning, and applying data in meaningful ways. The Overlap Between Humanities […]

Creativity and Critical Thinking: A Dual Skill Set for Career Success

Students and graduates from the Faculty of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences (FHASS) often develop a unique combination of creativity and critical thinking — two skills highly prized in today’s complex and rapidly changing job market. Whether you’re drawn to the arts, social sciences or humanities, mastering these complementary abilities can open doors across a wide range of careers and […]

Working Abroad: What to Consider Before Taking an International Role

For many students in the Faculty of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences (FHASS), the idea of working abroad is both exciting and full of potential. Whether it’s teaching English in Asia, working for an NGO in Africa, or securing a corporate job in Europe, an international role can enhance your career and broaden your worldview. However, before you pack your […]

Georgia: Architechture Assistant at Queen’s Market

 “I was really able to test my modelling and CAD skills.” I undertook one of the faculty internships during summer vacation, working on a project to remodel the Queen’s Market in Morecambe. I thoroughly enjoyed the experience and it was a good opportunity to improve on skills, collaborate with others, and to add to my CV. The task of building […]

Mastering the Video Interview: Essential Tips for Success

As remote work becomes more common, many employers are opting for video interviews using platforms like Zoom, Google Meet, or Microsoft Teams. Video interviews generally come in two formats: live and on-demand. Live video interviews mimic traditional face-to-face interviews but are conducted via video conferencing tools. On the other hand, on-demand video interviews allow you to record your responses at […]

How to Navigate Microaggressions at Work

Microaggressions are subtle, often unintentional, comments or actions that can make individuals feel excluded, demeaned, or uncomfortable. While they may seem minor on the surface, their cumulative impact can be significant, especially in diverse workplaces. For students and graduates recognising and navigating microaggressions is essential for maintaining wellbeing and fostering inclusive work environments. What Are Microaggressions? Microaggressions are brief, everyday […]

Morgan: Internship @ Generation Rent

“My favourite aspect of the internship was that every task was different.” I gained a paid internship through the Faculty Internship Scheme working in public affairs and fundraising for an organisation called Generation Rent. I developed knowledge in government legislation and housing laws and skills in research techniques, how to construct formal letters and produce persuasive flyers. My favourite aspect […]

How Our Graduates Shape Ethical Leadership in the Modern Workplace

Ethical leadership is more important than ever in today’s complex and rapidly evolving workplaces. Graduates from the Faculty of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences (FHASS) are particularly well-equipped to lead with integrity, empathy and social responsibility — qualities that define effective and trusted leadership in the modern world. What Is Ethical Leadership? Ethical leadership involves guiding organisations and teams based […]

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