Monthly Archives: July 2016

The Job Crowd recently published the following article offering advice on what to include and what not to include on your Linkedin profile. Linkedin: What should and shouldn’t be on your profile  LinkedIn is a social networking site used for professional … Continue reading →

MetTemps offers both paid work within the University and voluntary roles within local charities or community organisations. Here are the volunteering  roles uploaded week beginning 11th July. To apply, click on the role please login or register. Support Our Sports … Continue reading →

Are you looking for a career with real purpose now you have graduated? Why not make your Engineering or Maths degree really count. Train to teach and inspire hundreds of young minds along the way. It is not too late … Continue reading →

We will be holding our Job Club on Wednesday 20 July 2016 from 2.00 – 4.00 in Tower Building Room T8-03 blue zone This is  practical and  interactive job club, which gives students the opportunity to access Careers support, to explore … Continue reading →

Applications for the NHS GMTS 2017 intake will be opening in October. To help you prepare for your application and gain a competitive edge there a few things you can do now. Firstly, check out the information shared on their … Continue reading →

If you always wanted to attend a Time Management workshop but never made it, this online self-learning workshop is for you! This Time Management for Beginners Study Online session aims to enable you to feel confident in your own ability … Continue reading →

Students and alumni of London Metropolitan University are invited to participate in the Jaguar Land Rover developer challenge. Cars are now a part of the Internet of Things like any other connected device. Instead of thinking of them as purely … Continue reading →

The Law Society is holding an event on 13 October in London. This exciting event is aimed at undergraduates.  It aims to cover all aspects of preparing for a career in the solicitors’ profession, including tips on increasing your chances … Continue reading →

With speakers from a range of science, technology, engineering and mathematics careers, there is definitely something for all those interested in a career in STEM. Graduates and those studing for degrees of all ages (not just 16 – 25 years) … Continue reading →

Annually, the Canon Foundation in Europe offers  grants up to 15 Fellowships to highly qualified European and Japanese researchers. Applicants should have obtained at least a Master’s degree in any discipline within the last 10 years. We will also consider candidates who obtained their qualification more … Continue reading →