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Unlocking value for Africa’s future: alumni on working at Genesis Analytics consultancy

Careers Service City, Consultancy, Economics, Graduate/Alumni stories, International Development, International work & visas, Social Impact 23/02/202323/02/2023 0 Comment

Two MPhil Development Studies alum from Cambridge talk about their experience working at Genesis Analytics consultancy, giving an insight into their roles and some advice for students

International development internships: Naomi’s time in Thailand with Connected Development

Careers Service International Development, Internships, Social Impact, Volunteering, Work experience 10/02/202313/02/2023 0 Comment

Naomi Gammon, St Catharine’s College student, discusses how her internship with Connected Development equipped her well for a future in the international development sector

Building skills for social change: Tehya on the Frontline graduate internship

Careers Service Charities, Disability and careers, Grad Schemes, Internships, Social Impact 31/01/202331/01/2023 0 Comment

Tehya is four months into their graduate internship with Frontline, England’s largest social work charity. They discuss what they are learning in the role and reflect on what working in an accessible and inclusive environment means for them

From MML to international development: Janina Schnick’s 5 tips for current students and graduates

Careers Service Graduate/Alumni stories, International Development, Internships, Languages, Social Impact, Using your degree 28/04/202104/05/2021 0 Comment

Janina Schnick, Magdalene College MML alum, has worked on a range of development projects around the globe, with a focus on sustainable agriculture in low and middle-income countries. She shares her 5 tips for those desiring a career in international development.

Wanipa Ndhlovu on widening access and celebrating black history and students

Careers Service Access, BME, Extracurricular, Law, Social Impact 26/03/202126/03/2021 0 Comment

Wanipa Ndhlovu, former President of the University’s African-Caribbean Society and Trinity College BME Officer, discusses what she learned and achieved in those roles, the highlights of her time at Cambridge, and the future

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