Shikha Dwivedi (MPhil in Heritage Studies 2022) used her love of London museums to gainwork experience in the heritage sector and an internship through the Change 100 programme, developing herconfidence and transferable skills to secure her first full-time job at Kettle’s Yard.
In December 2023, three inspirational speakers shared their stories on starting their own businesses and provided advice on how disabled and neurodivergent students can maximise their chances of success as an entrepreneur.
In this blog we hear from Emma Vinen who graduated with a BA Physics degree from Cambridge in 2020 and now works for the social enterprise and IT consultancy, auticon.
It’s World Mental Health Day today and it’s time to talk about mental health. And because this is a Careers Service blog – it’s also time to talk about mental health and the working world!
Having a good work life balance and finding a mentally healthy workplace is high up on many students’ wish list for their career. This blog explores what we mean by a mentally healthy workplace and how you can find out if an organisation will provide one