Tag: technology

Top 20 King’s careers events you DON’T want to miss this Autumn Term 2021!

September 5, 2021

Read all about what events we have this year and take part in exciting career learning opportunities with industry professionals across all sectors and professions. You don’t have to be interested in any specific careers to attend our events – all students are welcome, whatever stage of career thinking you are at!… More Top 20 King’s careers events you DON’T want to miss this Autumn Term 2021!

Trends in Tech and Data – The Student & Graduate Job Market (Covid-19 update)

February 1, 2021

To celebrate the Tech and Data Festival, with lots of career inspiration, employer events and networking opportunities, we’re excited to bring you a peek into the trends of tech and data industry. What’s the outlook like for students and graduates interested in entering the field?… More Trends in Tech and Data – The Student & Graduate Job Market (Covid-19 update)

Debut - how playing mobile games can land you a graduate role

Technology and creativity intertwined: Working in Social Media Management

September 15, 2020

We love to uncover the ins and outs of different roles – and today with pleasure we’re bringing in a case study from a Senior Social Media Manager at Born Social. What’s it like to work – and get work – in the industry, balancing technological skills with creativity?… More Technology and creativity intertwined: Working in Social Media Management

Lower body crop of an Indigenous person with a prothestic leg standing next to an open elevator and its floor-located call buttons.

What is inclusive design? Careers in inclusion & accessibility

August 10, 2020

We talked with Fara from the Centre for Accessible Environments (CAE) about inclusive careers. What’s it like working in inclusive design and how can students channel their passion for accessibility and inclusion… and make it their career? Also, check out the Pathways programme to boost employability for disabled students in London!… More What is inclusive design? Careers in inclusion & accessibility