Career Advice, Workplace culture
Feedback, but make it helpful: Tips for supervisors Internships are an exciting chance to explore, experiment, and learn what it’s like to contribute to a real workplace. For interns, they get to try new things, discover what works for them, and apply their skills....
Career Advice, Career Advice Undergraduate
Building a nursing career from scratch: Natalie’s story Finding your first nursing role after uni can feel overwhelming – applications, interviews, and the pressure to have it all figured out. For some students there are extra layers to navigate, but one thing stays...
Career Advice, Career Advice Postgraduate, Career Advice Undergraduate
Redefining career strengths: UTS alumnus, Ant Raje, on navigating neurodiversity Neurodiversity Celebration Week is a chance to recognise and celebrate the unique strengths and perspectives of neurodivergent people, and to consider how these strengths can shape future...
Career Advice, Career Advice Undergraduate
Understanding and preparing for psychometric tests (including SHL): A practical guide If you’re applying for internships, graduate programs, or early career roles, there’s a good chance you’ll encounter psychometric tests during the recruitment process. These...
Career Advice, Career Advice Postgraduate, Career Advice Undergraduate
Your brain’s superpowers: critical and creative thinking If someone asked you how you’d survive in a future where AI is creeping into every corner of life, misinformation is everywhere on social media, and democratic countries are under pressure with deepening...
