In this week’s episode Christiana, Programme Assistant, is joined by students Ben, Lauren, Sam and Abbi who completed the Mental Health Challenge in 2023. Ben, Lauren and Sam discuss their project that involved creating an e-book aimed at parents of pre-teens/teens on navigating social media consumption.
Olivia, a Student Programme Assistant, is joined by Julia, Indira, Ronia and Lorenzo to discuss their experiences of working on a proposal for an accessibility widget on the iExeter app.
Both groups discuss their experiences of completing Grand Challenges, their motivations for joining and the skills they developed throughout the week.
Grand Challenges is a project week in which you work in interdisciplinary groups with other like-minded students to design innovative solutions to real world challenges. Top academics and invited speakers share their views and help you apply your skills and knowledge to a real-life problem. It’s open to all students and sign up for Grand Challenges 2024 is now open! Sign up for Grand Challenges or find out more on the Grand Challenges webpage.
The Importance of Digital and Coding Skills
Support for International Students
Careers wellbeing tips - how to de-stress job hunting
Speaking publicly
Learning from Failure
The Importance of Delegation Skills
Is postgraduate study for you?
How will graduate jobs be impacted by Covid-19? Part 2
In conversation with Anam, Freelance Translation
In conversation with Ash, Founder of Acting for Change International
The Importance of Professionalism
Decide: How do I choose a career?
What is Imposter Syndrome and how can I manage it?
Preparing for career fairs and employer events
Disclosing a disability to employers
Hints and tips for working from home
Introducing the Exeter Award
Career Mentor Scheme: Goals Achieved
Career Mentor Scheme: Issues Faced
Career Mentor Scheme: Starting Out
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