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Why researchers should use social media
career development / Research

Why researchers should use social media

Posted on May 10, 2022 by Ray Ryan • Leave a comment

Promoting your research can increase the number of citations you receive and the overall impact of your research. What role can social media play? Continue reading →

Tips for finding online content creation work
career development / Job market

Tips for finding online content creation work

Posted on March 16, 2021 by laurareid21 • Leave a comment

English Literature graduate Laura Reid describes how she found her role in social media management and search engine optimisation Continue reading →

How social media can help you find a career 
Job market / Networking

How social media can help you find a career 

Posted on June 27, 2019 by tkhan98 • Leave a comment

Even though it can seem to be a relatively daunting concept, it is possible to develop contact on social media to help you find a career,  particularly in sectors that are notoriously difficult to enter. Continue reading →

Interning to build a creative career
Job market / Work experience

Interning to build a creative career

Posted on September 29, 2016 by Stephanie Redding • Leave a comment

The creative sector is a rapidly growing, dynamic and exciting industry to work in which currently adds £84 billion to the UK economy (1). It is also notoriously difficult to enter and highly competitive at graduate level. The value and importance of an internship in this industry to build a reputation and network with industry … Continue reading →

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