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Physical Sciences Centre - Publications - Miscellaneous
The HE Academy UK Physical Sciences Centre has been carrying out surveys over the last six months of Chemistry, Physics and Forensic Science graduates from universities in England, Scotland and Wales. The surveys, which were supported by the Royal Society of Chemistry, the Institute of Physics and the Forensic Science Society, were designed to identify which areas of the curriculum and generic skills are of particular value to new graduates and how well they were developed within the degrees. Each review, one in chemistry and one in physics, has produced a report which provides a snap shot picture of the student learning experience from entry into Higher Education to entry into employment. The reports bring together existing data and collated research undertaken by the Centre. These handouts are designed for undergraduate students to give them information about the employability skills they are acquiring during their degrees and how to sell these skills to employers.Claims that autism is caused by vaccines containing thimerosal have been floored by increasing rates of autism in kids not exposed to the chemical Impossible explosion: The Buncefield blast explained FEATURE: 08:00 05 April 2012
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10 May 2012: Chief scientific officer Professor Sue Hill is looking to expand employer representation on the Healthcare Science Programme Board (HCSPB) and is seeking HRDs and workforce directors to volunteer for consideration Follow the latest developments in Modernising Scientific Careers via the new NSHCS website 09 May 2012: You can now sign up to follow the National School of Healthcare Science’s website to get the latest news on MSC education programmes
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Researching Employers - Making Applications - Students - Careers Service - The University of Sheffield
Make use of directories and databases to identify suitable employers and then search their websites for information on recruitment. Databases with information on graduate employers can be found on the first 2 websites and are useful if you want to work for large, mainly (but not exclusively) private sector employers. Other information sources may be more appropriate if you are interested in working in the public or voluntary sectors. Make use of the Employment section of Information resources which lists specialist and local company directories.
Case studies
This website provides a database of case studies from graduates providing a realistic insight into the world of work. In addition, graduates provide advice and comments about their experience since leaving university.
Choosing a career is the most important part of any job search. We have approximately 400 job profiles which you can use to help you make an informed career choice and gain a better understanding of what's involved in a wide range of jobs.
Types of jobs | Prospects.ac.uk
UniShefCareers Paid British Council internships for students & recent graduates - marketing, P.R., arts & politics. Apply by 27/4/12: bit.ly/bcinterns 4 days ago · reply · retweet · favorite
