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This was my first rodeo: Alice Whaley on changing environment and perspective

Careers Service Changing direction, Graduate/Alumni stories, Journalism, Looking for ideas, Work experience 14/04/202114/04/2021 0 Comment

From mental labour in the hallowed halls of Cambridge’s libraries, to manual labour in the sun-bleached dust of yards, farms, and ranches all over the world; I’ve undertaken a lifestyle change that has been challenging, liberating, and edifying in ways I never imagined.

Genevieve Holl-Allen on how student journalism developed her confidence, creativity, and career skills

Careers Service Extracurricular, Journalism 01/04/202114/04/2021 0 Comment

Genevieve Holl-Allen, previous Editor-in-Chief at the Cambridge Tab, shares what it’s like to work for the largest student news outlet in the UK and the experience and skills you gain in the team

Dolce vita: Elisa Bailey on studying and working around the Mediterranean

Careers Service Graduate/Alumni stories, Journalism, Languages, Media, Year Abroad 10/03/202107/04/2021 0 Comment

Elisa Bailey, MML alumni, shares the many varied adventures she had on her Year Abroad, from working in journalism to studying art and imagery, and now her career in museums Read more

Getting into journalism post-COVID

Careers Service Journalism 01/02/202109/02/2021 0 Comment

Jane Hamilton, Careers journalist at The Sun, brings her knowledge and expertise for those wanting to pursue a career in journalism

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Introducing Class Act’s careers panels

Careers Service City, Journalism, Law, Marketing, Media, Politics 18/08/202031/01/2023 0 Comment

Charlotte Barnard, a fourth-year languages student from Newnham College, is running a pair of careers panels for the SU’s Class Act campaign this month. Here she discusses the post-admissions access group and its programme

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