Humanity is living through a digital and technological revolution but there remains a global shortage of people in the Information Technology sector. Businesses, organizations and governments alike are desperate to close the gap in the IT market, and are creating schemes and initiatives to meet the demand for IT-minded graduates. Fortunately, such amazing opportunities are … Continue reading
At StrategyCase.com former consultants from top level firms advise prospective applicants on how to make successful applications in this competitive sector. Here Florian offers his insight on what you could do during your time at university to differentiate yourself from the competition. Continue reading
Back to one of my favourite topics! Once you’ve invested in finding out your strengths, you’ll need to continue developing them. That way, not only will they play a vital role in your current studies and career development, but they’ll also set you up to make the right career choices for life. Continue reading
This might just be the understatement of the century, but students are busy. We work on assignments, reading, exams, lectures, reading, seminars, societies and activities, paid work, and more reading. So, how – and why – bother with volunteering? Continue reading
Making a career decision can be a challenging process. For many students approaching their finals it may be the first time they have started to consider what to do with their degree. Ojinika Efobi graduated from Warwick Law School in 2018 and in her current role on the NGDP (the local government management scheme), she … Continue reading
We’ve all seen those LinkedIn profiles where people are part of dozens of societies, clubs and organisations during their time at university. During my three years (so far!) of studying, I have always been hesitant to join societies. Would I be able to balance my passion for a particular society with my university work? Would … Continue reading
