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2024
October
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Graduate Careers at Johnston Carmichael
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Honours students from all degree disciplines can thrive in our exciting graduate opportunities at Johnston Carmichael. Come and chat to our representatives to learn more about our firm, get advice on your job application, and how you can get your career off to a flying start at JC.
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How to Write a Covering Letter
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Getting your Covering Letter ready for applications but don't know where to start? Come along and learn the basics.
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How to use Academic Sources more Effectively
-Online workshop provided by the Student Learning Service.
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Approaching and Designing an Academic Poster
-Online workshop by the Student Learning Service.
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EY - Adventure Awaits
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Are you ready to embark on your career adventure? EY will be visiting the 51cg on Monday 28th October ! We’ll be on campus in the Sir Duncan Rice Library Foyer to answer your questions, tell you more about our exciting career opportunities at EY, and also give you...
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Give Blood in Elphinstone Hall
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Give blood on campus on 28 October from 10am to 12.30pm and 2pm to 5pm.
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Copyright Week
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Do you know how to protect your work and use other people’s content legally? Find out how copyright affects you with Copyright Week. Come and try ‘Copyright Trick or Treat’, join a workshop, or try ‘Copyright Heights’, our online mystery game. Copyright doesn’t have to be scary!
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BeWell & Inclusion week
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For all students and staff at the 51cg - an inspirational week to make positive choices for your wellbeing!
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SLS Workshop: Organising an 'essay'-type assignment
-This online session with the Student Learning Service will focus on two key elements of succeeding with ‘essay’-type assignments: 1) getting a clear research direction from careful analysis of the question/title 2) the ability to make a good scaffold (or essay plan) which enables effective paragraphing This session is for UG and...
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Halloween Matters!
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Halloween traditions have been part of our lives for generations. Do you carve neepie lanterns or pumpkins? Dook for apples? Go guising or trick-or-treating from house to house? Join Dr Tom McKean of the University's Elphinstone Institute to explore the origins of Halloween, from ghosts and the souls of the dead...