Lent term events
There are some fantastic careers events organised for
the rest of Lent term. Below is a small selection
highlights but don't forget to browse
CareerHub for many more, including subject-specific
events and employer presentations and networking.
Throughout January and February 2013, LSE Careers are
presenting a diverse range of seminars and panels aimed
at students who are thinking of working in the
development sector.
To attend you must book a place online in advance. You
can find more information about International
Development Month events at
www.lse.ac.uk/IDM.
Wednesday 23 January 2013, 6-7.30pm
LSE Careers are proud to introduce a new forum for
students who are interested in finding out about careers
in China.
The forum will consist of employers with graduate
opportunities in China who will share their experiences
of getting into a role within a multinational in China.
They will also impart advice they may have for students
wanting to work in the country and will engage in a
discussion around what they perceive to be the benefits
of a UK education as an employer in China. Students will
then be invited to ask questions to the panellists.
A two day entrepreneurial extravaganza that will
offer you top tips on starting up your own business,
one-off networking opportunities with experienced
entrepreneurs, and your chance to discuss and tailor
your ideas with mentors and experts. Activities include
pitching workshops, keynote speakers, alumni Q&A panel,
TED cinema sessions, a spotlight on social enterprise
and much more.
Find out more on the
LSE Entrepreneurship website
An on-campus Careers Fair offering you the chance to
meet with a wide variety of organisations offering
Marketing, Advertising, Publishing, Media and other
opportunities.
Booking will open on
CareerHub at 9.30am on 29th January, so book early
to avoid missing out.
Thursday 7 February 2013
The LSE Careers Focus on India event is an excellent
opportunity for all students, regardless of nationality,
academic discipline or level of study to find out more
about international careers. This year we welcome
organisations from industries including Law,
Engineering, Banking and more.
This event is a unique chance for masters students with
two or more years of professional work experience to
meet with employers from the corporate sector to learn
more about their organisations and the roles they are
offering.
To attend you will need to fill out an application form
via
CareerHub.
If you are considering working in Europe then this
fair is one for your diary. It has previously attracted international
organisations, multinationals, think tanks and
professional service firms who are looking to recruit
high calibre graduates for internships and jobs.
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