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Stem Careers Event

25 July, 2024

The School of Biological Sciences hosted secondary stem teachers, careers teachers and careers advisors to learn and engage with the subjects we offer, careers available, hear from students and alumni panel.

It was a pleasure to engage with secondary level science teachers, careers teachers, and careers advisors from across Northern Ireland today. We had the opportunity to showcase the extensive array of subjects and career paths available through the School of Biological Sciences. Here are some key takeaways from our session:

  • Diverse Career Options: Our degree pathways offer a wide range of career opportunities beyond traditional lab and research roles. Many attendees found it enlightening to discover the breadth of careers accessible to our graduates.
  • Integration of Math and Technology: The role of math and technology in both studies and careers within biological sciences. It's important to note that while these subjects may seem challenging in school, their application in higher education and professional settings is quite different, and students should not be deterred by their school experiences.
  • Advice from Students and Alumni: Our panel shared valuable advice for their A Level selves: ask questions, seize opportunities, pursue your passions, and don't stress about having your career path figured out by age 16.

These interactions are vital for maintaining the strong connection between students, teachers, careers advisors, and universities. By working together, we can support students in making well-informed and significant decisions regarding their studies and future careers. These connections are essential for fostering a collaborative environment that benefits everyone involved.

Thanks to our wonderful panel for supporting!

 

View images from the event here.

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