Are you interested in hearing from professionals who have built interesting and fulfilling careers in arts, humanities and social sciences?
Do you want to know how the arts, humanities, and social sciences develop crucial skills that allow you to thrive in the modern world?
If so, the Expansive Futures series is just what you need!
What is the Expansive Futures series?
The series takes place between 11 February and 18 March and consists of 14 events to help you explore the career options available to you with a degree in arts, humanities and social sciences.
These events will give you an opportunity to hear from expert professionals on career opportunities and pathways in particular fields of work. No matter what year you are in or how much you thought about your next steps, the Expansive Futures series will have something for you.
The Events
Don’t miss out—secure your place by signing up for the events on mycareer:
- Get into the creative industries – advice & networking with creative professionals
- Careers in marketing, advertising and communications
- Careers in charity and not-for-profit
- Working internationally and using my second language
- Careers in heritage, museums art and galleries
- Skills for the future – how the humanities shaped my career
- Part-time roles in university
- Careers in film, TV, theatre and music
- Careers in tech
- Is the public sector for me?
- Law for non-law students
- Careers in writing, publishing and journalism
- Careers in activism, lobbying, influence and change
- Jobs for masters students
I am still unsure whether this is for me …
The series is a great opportunity to learn more about different fields, enhance your professional network, and consider a step-by-step plan to increase your chances of career success.
But don’t just take our word for it – here is what students had to say about previous Careers Series events:
“I am really enjoying the series and everything that the Careers Service offers. I just started using it more this month and I feel like I already have an edge.”
“It has made me really excited for the future and I feel motivated to shape a brilliant career.”
“The whole premise […] was so refreshing and inspiring – it made me want to re-examine my own understanding of success and reconsider options I tend to rule myself out of as too risky or simply unattainable.”
