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Are you considering working in a pet shop?

PR is a term that gets thrown around frequently but a career in public relations is one which can broaden your horizons in the job market.

At this time of year, graduate job fairs start turning up: filling the largest halls in your university with tables full of leaflets, pens and M&Ms. When the space is filled with both hopeful students and employers, it can be easy to give up quickly. Here are 3 ways to make the most of a graduate fair.

If you’re considering a master’s degree, chances are you’ll be choosing between full-time or part-time study.

Fancy yourself as the next Guillermo del Toro or Greta Gerwig?

History is a discipline that has a myriad of transferrable skills. It is about analysing the evidence and presenting an interpretation. You need to be articulate and widely read. What better way to prepare yourself than to read? Here are 5 Inspiring Books to Read For History Students.  

You’ve been searching for jobs and internships, you’ve kept your CV updated and you’ve written a unique covering letter for each application. You feel like you spend forever scrolling through ads and checking your phone and mailbox. And yet, you’re still looking. So, what can you do it all feels too much? Here are a couple of tips.

Thinking of studying History at university? Chances are, if you have been considering it, a sea of misconceptions have already come your way. The moment you mentioned your proposed degree to friends and family, you no doubt received a barrage of well-meaning but unhelpful advice.

“Sales.” It’s a word that conjures up feelings of fear, exasperation and perhaps even encourages a roll of the eyes. Inspiring Interns surveyed 250 university students on their perceptions of sales jobs and found that only 2 in 10 would consider sales as a careers option.

Whatever your circumstances, searching for a job can become tiresome and at times it may feel as though you’re getting nowhere.