This podcast will give you an overview of what it means to be a Global Citizen. It will also help you relate activities/experiences that you may have had so that you can talk about them at interview. Hosted by Roisin MaCartney of Queen's Careers. For more information please visit qub.ac.uk/careers

Want to know what Development Weeks 2021 is all about?

Deirdre and Roisin from the Development Weeks team recently met with your student reps to give them the lowdown on:

- Hosting your own online event

- Earning Degree Plus as an event host

- Where and how to join live events

Listen to this podcast to discover everything you need to know about Development Weeks 2021. For more information please visit qub.ac.uk/careers

Are you seeking a career in the public, charity and NGO sectors? Join panelists from the Probation Board and Community Foundation who will speak with you about the skills and work experience needed to move into the sector and discuss their own path to success. Hosted by Rachael Corridan of Queen's Careers. For more information please visit qub.ac.uk/careers

This short episode is led by Diane Masson, Careers Consultant at Queen's University, who will outline what Degree Plus is and its many benefits. Diane is also joined by recent Queen's University graduate Megan, who will share how she has benefited from gaining Degree Plus. For more information please visit qub.ac.uk/careers

This short episode looks at various types of work experience and how best to maximize your opportunities during your time at Queen's. This webinar is presented by Diane Masson, Careers Consultant at Queen's University. Joining Diane is final year student Ryan, who has participated in a range of activities during his time at Queen's, and he explains how he benefitted from those experiences. For more information please visit qub.ac.uk/careers

Are you interested in spending the summer in the USA? Representatives from USA Summer Camps will present details on this opportunity and information relating to the application process. The best summer of your life is waiting for you in America!  USA Summer Camp has helped send over 40,000 people to work at camp in America. We work with over 700 Summer Camps in the US looking for enthusiastic, fun and dedicated people just like you.  Working at a Summer Camp in America means you’ll be paid to have fun, make a difference, all whilst expanding your CV and making memories you’ll never forget. Is there really a better summer job out there?

Hosted by Ruarí McGrillen of the Queen's Careers Global Opportunities Team. For more information please visit qub.ac.uk/careers

Queen’s alumni Rachael Toland and Kerry Bennett discuss how they turned work experience opportunities into careers. In Kerry’s case, she landed a graduate job on the back of a three-day internship at PwC, while Rachael reveals that the most important thing any intern or placement student can do is ask questions. Hosted by Emma Roddy from PwC.

Are you seeking an international career? Join our panellists in this webinar who will share with you their international career paths, their road to success and valuable lessons they’ve learned along the way. Hosted by Emma Lennox of Queen's Careers, Employability and Skills. For more information on Queen's Careers visit qub.ac.uk/careers

From arts & culture, music, publishing and film industries, you'll need a portfolio. Join our panellists including ALT Animation, Hypixel Studios, film production company Retinize and writer and director Rebekah Davis, and find out what skills and work experience are needed to build your body of evidence successfully to move into the sector. Hosted by Emma Lennox of Queen's Careers, Employability and Skills. For more information on Queen's Careers visit qub.ac.uk/careers

Are you seeking a career in environmental conservation, heritage organisations, archives, museums and galleries?

Join panellists from NI Museums and the National Trust for this Employer Panel who will speak with you about the skills and work experience needed to move into the sector.

Hosted by Mary McLaughlin of Queen's Careers, Employability and Skills. For more information on Queen's Careers visit qub.ac.uk/careers