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Your Careers team, here for you

Whether you know where your future lies or are undecided, our team is committed to helping you on your way to a career you love, and making the most of your time at Nottingham.

By Gillian Murchie, Associate Director, Careers and Employability Service

 

 

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4 steps to career success

We want to shed some light on what you'll need to consider when deciding what you want to do after your studies. We've identified four steps you can take, but there's no set order you should do them.

By Caroline Nolan, Careers Consultant, Careers and Employability Service

 

 

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How to prioritise your wellbeing

Thinking about your career and applying for jobs can be exciting and rewarding process, but sometimes these activities can present challenges. Find out how to look after your wellbeing.

By Hannah Woolley, Careers Consultant, Professional Services Partnerships, Careers and Employability Service

 

 

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Connect to an alumni mentor and invest in your future

With the support of a University of Nottingham alumni mentor, you’ll feel empowered to explore your options and make informed decisions, build confidence to transition into the workplace, and take steps towards a future full of potential

By Jennifer Balloch, Career Connections Manager, Careers and Employability Service