Careers in Science Q1 2022
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A job in the pharmaceutical industry could be a career for life
Delivering the Government’s Levelling Up plans will depend on our ability to support people to develop skills we need to grow our most innovative sectors. Britain’s pharmaceutical industry offers a wealth of career opportunities for people with different skill sets – not all of which are science based – attracting first jobbers and career switchers...
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Flexible working opportunities should benefit all
The pandemic was both a crisis and an opportunity for organisations who are working to improve diversity and inclusion in STEM. Women and other underrepresented groups were some of the worst affected by the pandemic according to a 2020 report by McKinsey. Although women in STEM were not as affected as those in sectors such...
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Doing good in the world with the help of technology
Careers in technology are not only fascinating, but they move at tremendous pace and can call on all the skills in a person’s armoury: education, creativity, willingness to learn, capacity for dealing with change and more. Technology has started to become known for creating careers no-one could have foreseen – often in very short time...
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Building an impactful career with science and AI
Tackling major scientific problems by combining expertise in the natural sciences with cutting-edge artificial intelligence (AI) research. DeepMind’s diverse and interdisciplinary teams work together to solve major scientific problems across AI, neuroscience, computer science, mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology and more. Launched in 2010, it joined forces with Google in 2014, and today offers exciting career...
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Software engineering skills are “in big demand” in financial services
Software engineering opportunities in financial services are many and varied. That’s why the sector is finding new ways to engage experienced individuals and develop new talent. People can have outdated ideas about careers in banking admits Sara Milne, Head of Engineering Skills and Community, Chief Technology Office, Lloyds Banking Group. So she is very keen...
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Encouraging careers in STEM to secure a future generation of innovators
The pandemic has highlighted the importance of the STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) industry globally. We need to focus on nurturing the next STEM generation to ensure they are the best innovators to solve the healthcare challenges of the future. The sustained growth of the UK depends on educating the next generation in STEM....
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Career opportunities in bioscience sector are available for passionate applicants
Companies in the bioscience sector are looking for recruits and are keen to hear from proactive candidates who are eager to start their career. Great opportunities are available in the science sector and employers are eager to hear from you. “The job market in science is buoyant. We are struggling to find scientists to fill...
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Opportunities to study STEM at any stage of life
Studying for a STEM degree can be a springboard to a great career – no matter if you are just about to leave school or looking at a new vocation. Over a quarter of a million students are accepted onto full-time undergraduate STEM courses in the UK each year. Nearly 45,000 people started a STEM...
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Why science graduates need to take advantage of the gap in the market
Vacancies in the science sector are growing rapidly and businesses are actively recruiting. New science graduates need to be equipped with up-to-date knowledge to begin their career in a COVID-19 world. The COVID-19 pandemic has had a long-term effect on the job market. In 2020, we saw a sudden fall in employee demand however, much...
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