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Career Event: Interview skills session with Herbert Smith Freehills
Wednesday 16 March 2016, 12-2pm. Carrington Building 101 This Wednesday you can attend an interview skills session with law firm Herbert Smith Freehills. This event is open to Law and non-Law students so if you are interested you can book… Continue reading
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Why My Research Matters – A GCMS Workshop
Friday 22nd April 2016, University of Reading The Graduate Centre of Medieval Studies (GCMS) is an interdisciplinary centre that is predominantly based in the History department. ‘Why My Research Matters’, or to give it its full title ‘Why My Research… Continue reading
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Part 3 Students: VMTurbo Networking event
IT company VMTurbo are holding a networking event in Reading this Thursday 10th March, 6pm with free food and drinks. VMTurbo is a fast-growing American company with 22 consecutive quarters of growth. They are currently recruiting Sales Development Representatives, Account… Continue reading
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Rome 1600
Professor Clare Robertson’s new book, Rome 1600. The City and the visual Arts under Clement VIII (Yale University Press 2015) produces a snapshot of the city at one of the most significant moments in its post-classical history. Rome was at… Continue reading
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Dr Mara Oliva – a member of the newly established TEL Practitioners Forum
Congratulations to Dr Mara Oliva who has been appointed as a member of the newly established TEL Practitioners Forum (TELPF). The Forum has been created to represent the wider community of staff within the University of Reading who are actively… Continue reading
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All hail the great disruptor!Unless you’re Cruz, Rubio…or a Democrat
By Dr Mark Shanahan So, it’s goodbye Super Tuesday and if we want to hang any name on your it would have to be ‘The Donald’. Indeed, as the Great Disruptor sits in his gold bath filled with asses’ milk,… Continue reading
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An Audience with Lucy Worsley
Sunday 22 May, 7.30pm One of the UK’s most respected historians, Lucy Worsley is best known for a series of programmes for BBC2 and BBC4 covering everything from the Georgians and British homes to the history of dance and the… Continue reading
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Careers Events in Week 8
The Careers Events below are all taking place this week. There is something for all of you here, whether you are interested in UROP placements, keen to brush up your CV for a particular application, would like advice about building… Continue reading
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Looking towards Super Tuesday
by Dafydd Townley The American election campaign takes its first major step towards selecting the final candidates for the two major parties next Tuesday. Super Tuesday, as it has become known, is the day on which the largest number of… Continue reading
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Nancy Astor: Art in Parliament
We are very pleased to announce that Dr Jacqui Turner’s work for Parliament on the installation of the Nancy Astor bust, in association with Vote100, is completed. Nancy Astor, Viscountess Astor, was elected to Parliament on 15 November 1919. She took her… Continue reading
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