Welcome to the Norwich Economic Publication podcast!  

In today’s episode, we’re taking tips from a member of LET to help you thrive as a student! With exam season fast approaching, it’s the perfect time to start gearing up for success. Whether you’re feeling confident or a bit overwhelmed, preparation is the key to performing your best. That’s why we’ve teamed up with a member of the Learning Enhancement Team, an expert dedicated to helping students like you reach their full potential. In this interview, you’ll discover practical tips, proven strategies, and insider advice to make your revision more effective and stress-free. Plus, you’ll get insights into how to stay organized, manage your time wisely, and maintain your focus as exam day draws closer. So, grab your notebook, settle in, and let’s explore how you can turn this exam season into a success story! 

Below, the useful links mentioned in the episode: 

Contact – [email protected] 

Information about LET: https://my.uea.ac.uk/divisions/student-services/learning-enhancement 

LET’s drop-ins: https://my.uea.ac.uk/divisions/student-services/learning-enhancement/drop-ins-workshops-and-retreats 

STS Hub: https://learn.uea.ac.uk/auth-saml/saml/login?apId=_477_1&redirectUrl=https%3A%2F%2Flearn.uea.ac.uk%2Fultra%2Forganizations%2F_146873_1%2Foutline 

Link to the poll: https://forms.office.com/e/yMaZD9LpLg 

Speakers in this episode:  

Zoe Jone – Academic writer for LET 

Valentin Noel – Podcast Editor NEP 

Editor: Valentin Noel

Welcome to the Norwich Economic Publication podcast!

This podcast is focused on providing advice and insight into starting a career working in Business for economics university graduates. Taking from the experience and expertise of James Branch, a 2022 University of East Anglia graduate, who immediately went on to work as a Business Strategy Graduate at Sky.

Discover the viewpoint of a young black woman making her way in the field of Economics in this 15 minute podcast. From the UEA lecture halls to a placement at the Bank of England, Atinuke Olayinka (UEA Economics Undergraduate) shares her experiences and opinions on problems, solutions, and successes with diversity.

Atinuke gives us many insights and provides advice for young black women and anyone who is an ethnic minority thinking of studying Economics at UEA and beyond. Before providing us with the one thing that she thinks should be done to help increase diversity within Economics...

The UK economy has faced a difficult and tumultuous handful of years by many benchmarks and progressed to enter the worst recession in G7. This burdens many corporations' budgets, forcing them to reduce human resources. The graduate market is becoming more and more competitive. What can a student do about this? 

In this podcast, we will discuss the impact of the recession on the graduate market and introduce advice to graduates from experts in consulting sector regarding this recession. We are honoured to welcome 5 guest speakers: Enrique Martin - Graduate Analyst at Ebiquity; Giovanna Ariel Ventre - Analyst at Oxera; Lydia Luff - Technology Consultant at KPMG; Robert White - Consultant at RPA and Shimon Gadhavi - Strategy Consultant at Deloitte. 

We hope you enjoy this podcast! 

Editors: Minh Anh Ta & Michael Ononye

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Hi everyone!  

We are back with a brand new Working-In Episode!   

In this podcast, we are joined by another two UEA Alumni: Jade Golding (Economic Advisor, Department for International Trade) and Joseph Oyegoke (Economist, Bank of England). Together with them, we will explore the world of the Government Sector, which is one of the most popular industries chosen by Economics Students!  

Join us to explore their career path and experience!  

If you have any question, feel free to contact us at [email protected]

Hi everyone!   

Working-In Series is back! In today episode, we will break into the world of Health Economics with our UEA Alumni: Joel Russel - Senior HEOR Manager of Bristol Myers Squibb and Katharina W - Health Economist from Roche.   

Health economics is the discipline of economics applied to the topic of health care. If you are an Economics student with a huge interest in developing the health care system, this episode is for you!

Hello everyone! 

Welcome to the second part of the Student Entrepreneurship podcast. In this episode, we look into important aspects of starting environmentally sustainable businesses with future tips from UEA Alumnus.

We are joined with Nadiah Nik Arif, one of the NEP’s Creative Editors as host with Olina Asbæk Schytte and Dilayla Kopuz, founders of Imperfectionists, a sustainable clothing company, as guest speakers in the first half; Lucy Jefferys, founder of Bare Kind, selling sustainable socks, and James Parmenter, founder of Kinder Roots, a tree planting scheme, as guest speakers in the second half.

Check out their business!

Imperfectionists: https://imperfectionists.co.uk

Bare Kind: https://barekind.co.uk

Kinder Roots: https://www.kinderroots.com

Hello everyone! 

Welcome to the first part of the Student Entrepreneurship podcast. This episode sheds light on the journey of starting environmentally sustainable businesses from UEA Alumnus.

We are joined with Nadiah Nik Arif, one of the NEP’s Creative Editors as host with Thomas Panton and Hugo Douglas-Deanne founders of Shop Greenr, a sustainable marketplace, as guest speakers in the first half; James Beavis and Muhammad Özsoy founders of Squiish, who create sustainable hygiene products, as guest speakers in the second half.

Check out their business!

Shop Greenr: https://greenr.co.uk

Squiish: https://www.squiish.co.uk/

In this podcast, guests discuss their personal experiences within the data analysis/ science sector, from their education at university to their journey on landing their first and current jobs, also sharing important insights about the data analysis/ science sector.