Postgraduate Society Panel Discussion
Panel Discussion: Working in the UK as an Ethnic Minority/Interational Student
This event is hosted by the Postgraduate Society and aims to touch on what comes next after University, drawing on the real-life experiences that ethnic minority/international students and alumni face in the working world.
An Alumni and supporters event | |
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Date | 14 July 2022 |
Time | 18:00 to 19:00 |
Provider | Alumni and supporters |
Event details
Given that there is a lack of discussion around this topic, the Postgraduate Society has decided to create this event with the hope that this panel discussion can shed light on the reality and provide some guidance for those who want to work in the UK.
We understand that international students would appreciate hearing these insights and we will be touching on topics including how to navigate the UK work culture and how to deal with possible discrimination in the workplace or during the job hunting process.
With thanks to our alumni guest speakers:
Erika Szasz, BA Politics, 2014 and MA International Relations, 2016
Currently working as a Senior Trade Policy Officer for Department for Business, Energy & Industrial strategy (BEIS), London; and Board Trustee for Hibiscus Initiatives.
Patience Tawengwa, MA International Film Business, 2021
A freelance producer, currently working as a Production Coordinator for CPL Productions.
Kiki Paddy, LLB Law with International Study, 2011
Currently working as Director Partner Marketing, supporting MSPs, ISVs and SIs to accelerate their business growth through personalised strategy and business coaching. Also Marketing and Operations Lead for The Black Professionals Network (BPN) which was founded on the vision to empower all black professionals to advance in their careers, realise their career ambitions and to reach their full potential.
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