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Empowered Employability
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A nine week series of free lectures covering employability and business issues facing graduates entering the science and technology workforce. All lectures are presented by two speakers: one from the University and one from industry, thus creating a dynamic presentation and wider scope for interaction and discussion with the audience. Each session is held at the McCrum Lecture Theatre, Corpus Christi College and is followed by a drinks reception If you have a question about this list, please contact: Lydia Romero. If you have a question about a specific talk, click on that talk to find its organiser. 0 upcoming talks and 9 talks in the archive. Skills for SuccessPart of a series of nine free lectures intended for graduate students, post-doc research assistants and anyone who wants to find out more about employability with, and the business functions of, technology based companies.
Employers and EmployeesPart of a series of nine free lectures intended for graduate students, post-doc research assistants and anyone who wants to find out more about employability with, and the business functions of, technology based companies.
Managing People and TeamsPart of a free series of nine lectures intended for graduate students, post-doc research assistants and anyone who wants to find out more about employability with, and the business functions of, technology based companies.
Business PlanningThe sixth of nine lectures intended for graduate students, post-doc research assistants and anyone who wants to find out more about employability with, and the business functions of, technology based companies.
Market Research & MarketingPart of a series of nine free lectures intended for graduate students, post-doc research assistants and anyone who wants to find out more about employability with, and the business functions of, technology based companies.
Financing and doing dealThe third of nine lectures intended for graduate students, post-doc research assistants and anyone who wants to find out more about employability with, and the business functions of, technology based companies.
Exploitation and protectionPart of a series of nine free lectures intended for graduate students, post-doc research assistants and anyone who wants to find out more about employability with, and the business functions of, technology based companies.
Evaluating an Entrepreneurial IdeaThe second of nine free lectures intended for graduate students, post-doc research assistants and anyone who wants to find out more about employability with, and the business functions of, technology based companies.
Business BasicsThe first of a free series of nine lectures intended for graduate students, post-doc research assistants and anyone who wants to find out more about employability with, and the business functions of, technology based companies.
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Thursday 03 May 2012, 17:30-19:30