Pathways Beyond Uni 2024
Heads-up on an important careers-focused event. This event is designed for students and graduates with disability, medical and/or mental health conditions to explore how to transition […]
Archive Tag: careers
Support Services Referral Chart for Staff
At the end of last year, a colleague and I were discussing creating a one-stop referral list for staff, so they could be aware of where […]
Get career ready with lots of training over Oct, Nov and Dec
Having meaning and purpose in our lives helps us navigate the challenges of daily life. For many, it is their careers that provide (some of) that […]
Horizon Award Workshops for job ready skills - do em!
Overview: Many students are studying to get a degree and expand their work options. It isn’t just the skills in your degree that are relevant to […]
USEP on the move!
The University Specialist Employment Partnership (USEP) is a service to assist students with a disability in their final year or recently graduated to access 1:1 […]
USEP update September 2021
Are you a student with disability, interested in support around career and life beyond university? USEP is a program worth following. Sascha, the USEP consultant […]
It might be valuable for you to know the USEP consultant
A message from the USEP consultant Sascha about her role at the university. Of particular interest to students with disability. Welcome students to 2021 To […]
Careers over coffee
Join the group conversation for USEP Careers Q & A! This session is conducted with our USEP consultant (Sascha Lemon-Spence) as an open group Careers […]
Pathways Beyond Uni - 30th Sept
Give yourself an edge when looking for employment A workshop for students who have a medical or mental health condition, autism or a disability Join […]
Career Updates
Starting to think about getting that professional job after uni? Check out the following links and resources: For connecting with new job opportunities, USEP are […]
IT Summer Internship with SAAB
Are you studying final year IT? Do you have a disability, learning disability, medical condition or mental health condition? If you said yes to both […]