Karina Nazarova is a current Computer Science with Management student who completed her placement year at Morgan Stanley. This post will give you an overview of her onboarding experience. In addition, it will provide you with reasons why it is worth doing a placement year. lo Background: My journey with Morgan Stanley started during my… More Global Placement Stories | Karina Nazarova at Morgan Stanley
Should students really bother with LinkedIn? As a prospective or fresh graduate, the world of LinkedIn can feel complex and daunting. LinkedIn is an online social platform that focuses on professional networking and career development. Knowing how to effectively utilize and leverage this site is vital not only for your initial job search but… More Why LinkedIn is valuable for your career
This blog post is written by one of our Application Advisers Kingsley Chukwu. Kingsley is a PHD student in the school of Global Affairs. he studied his Masters at Middlesex University and his undergraduate degree in Nigeria. He shares both his professional and personal experience of applying for a Masters. If you have made… More Tips on applying for a masters
Haleema Ayyub, our Project Officer Intern, has written a post about why religious inclusion is important in the workplace. These elements of people’s identity are often forgotten about and can create difficulty for individuals when working. Being an inclusive employer doesn’t just mean hiring a diverse workforce but rather implementing facilities that cater to different… More Religious inclusion in the workplace
A big congratulations is in order for Christian Grinling who won Keyloop’s second annual Dealer Tech Competition and took home the grand prize of £10,000! Originally from Spain, and having moved to the UK 8 years ago, Christian is a 20-year-old second-year student at King’s College London majoring in Electronic Engineering. Christian’s proposed mobile phone… More Christian Grinling wins £10,000 prize from the Keyloop Deal Tech Competition!
Fatima Malik, one of our Communication and Engagement Assistants, has given good advice about what to do in summer if you currently have nothing planned. It is important to rest but there are also things that you can do to build you self development and employability. As we welcome the warmth of spring and verge… More What to do this summer if you don’t have anything lined up
As women’s history month draws to an end, it is important to look back and celebrate women who have been influential in what they have done. Many put their life on the line to create a change or flourished in a male dominated industry. What they all have in common is their perseverance, determination and… More The end of women’s month | Influential female figures
Fatima Malik, one of our Communication and Engagement Assistants, has written a post about how to succeed at video interviews. It can be overwhelming but the best thing to do is to treat it like a face to face interview Continue reading to see what Fatima’s top tips are when having to do video interviews.… More How to succeed at video interviews
Are you a STEM undergraduate student looking for a chance to learn from one of the world’s leading telecoms companies? Are you excited by technical problems because you see them as opportunities to grow as a person? Are you fascinated by the rise of Asia and ever wondered how to get practical experience learning from… More Huawei UK Seeds for the Future programme | Exciting scholarship opportunity for STEM students
Structural inequality is a barrier that many people, particularly individuals from underrepresented backgrounds, are faced with. It is important to acknowledge these barriers as sadly, the playing field is not equal and many institutions use this to prevent others from succeeding. What is structural inequality? It is a system that creates conditions where one category… More Structural inequality | A barrier that many face