A career in human-centred design has many potential entry points.

We've worked with talented designers with backgrounds as diverse as software development, psychology and ergonomics. But this can be problematic.

- How do you learn human-centred design?

- What does it take to pivot from another career choice?

- Do you need a portfolio? If so what should it showcase?

- When can you call yourself a designer? How do you avoid imposter syndrome?

We've got an amazing panel to talk us through all of this and more. Join us to hear from:

- Kim Bonavia - UX Designer & Experience Design Centre Manager, Bourne Digital

- Inyoung Choi - Freelance Senior UX Designer

- Rohan Irvine - Lead UX Researcher, PageUp