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🎓 International students have unique challenges and opportunities when it comes to professional development. UofG graduate Albeena learnt this firsthand. Read her reflections on how she went from UofG student to staff member to enhance your career planning and preparation. 🚀 #India #CareerAdvice

From Indian international student to UofG staff member: 4 game-changing career reflections

By Albeena Alvi, International Employability Administrator As a former Indian international student, I’m familiar with that time‑ticking, what-should-I-do-next panic in final semester compounded by vi...

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🌀 While spin often gets a bad rep, it's actually a useful tactic for leveraging and framing your skills as you start your career. Read Careers & Employability Manager Ann's 'sound' advice on how to identify and articulate your skills for career planning and job searching. #CareerAdvice

The art of the spin: How to leverage and frame your skills for career success

By Ann Duff, Careers & Employability Manager What do these have in common? They’re both 90s spin doctors! While one was pumping out catchy tunes like Two Princes, the other was perfecting the art of ‘...

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It may not feel like it, but we're still at the beginning of 2026. So, it's the perfect time to reflect on the past and create an action plan for the future. 🔥 Careers & Employability Manager Ann has seven tips for professional (and personal) growth this year. 7️⃣ www.linkedin.com/pulse/lucky-...

Lucky seven: Actions to take now and make 2026 your year

By Ann Duff, Careers & Employability Manager New Year’s Day is one of my favourite times of the year. It’s a time full of promise, potential and the feeling that you can do anything! Growing up, we al...

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❓ Who are you outside your degree or job? As we approach the end of the year, there’s lots of time to reflect on questions like this. Careers & Employability Manager Katrina discusses why we often tie our identity to our degree subject and/or career and how you can nurture your sense of self. 🧠

Beyond the job title: Why your career shouldn’t be your whole identity and how to nurture it

By Katrina Gardner, Careers & Employability Manager In a 2014 American Gallup study, 70% of university graduates said they got their identity from their job. Is it still the case? Is the same for the ...

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