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·14th June 2021

On the shoulders of giants

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·13th August 2020

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Helena Aeberli
Global crises change the way we think about work. That might be an oversimplification, but by and large, it stands...
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·15th May 2016

Working Mothers: a personal perspective

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Being a mother is a job in itself. The responsibilities are endless. But women also want, as they should be...
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·20th February 2014

Burger King scouts Oxford students for grad scheme

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Fast food chain Burger King is targeting Oxford students for its graduate scheme for the first time. Its highly competitive...
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·26th January 2012

Wisdom from Without: Benedict Le Gauche

Benedict Le Gauche (the writer of the 'honest CV' that hit the headlines over Christmas) shares with the Oxford Student some invaluable careers advice.
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·5th December 2020

Getting into paid journalism

Robert Macilraith
Anyone interested in starting a career in journalism today often finds themselves confronted with a fairly pessimistic narrative. Journalism, we...
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·2nd November 2016

A brighter future for those with autism in the workplace

Sam Irving
Last week The National Autistic Society’s (NAS) launched its “Too Much Information” campaign, which aims to highlight the employment gap...
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·9th December 2014

Oxford pushed to fourth place in employability ranking

Mary George
Cambridge graduates are more employable than Oxford graduates, according to a recent survey.The 2014 Global Employability University Survey has found...
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·24th January 2013

Career Advisor: legal eagle

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