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PLACEMENTS: AWE

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October 01, 2018

Placement opportunities at AWE:

https://awepeople.wd3.myworkdayjobs.com/External_Careers

In particular there are different adverts for:-

Radiation-Detection--Instrumentation-&-Engineering
Systems-Assessment-Scientist
Material-Physics
Computational-Physics
Mechanical--Electrical--Systems-Engineering
Cyber-Security
Environmental-Sciences
Project-Management

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Black Professional Networking Event - 25 March 2020

March 11, 2020

I am happy to share that in collaboration with other societies and working committees, we are hosting a Black Professional Networking Event to facilitate and create a safe space for conversation between black professionals and students and potentially form meaningful relationships. The event will consist of a panel discussion, followed by a Q&A session by the audience. Afterwards, there will be a networking portion for students and professionals to interact. This is a collaboration between West Indian Society, BAME Staff Network, BME Student's Committee, African Caribbean Society and African Affairs Network. If interested in participating the event as a guest, please feel free to contact Kayla Prendergast in the School of Law. This event is also open to students from outside the University. Date: 25th March, 2020 Time: 6 - 9 pm Venue: Hicks Building K14, University of Sheffield Tickets Available at ---> https://lnkd.in/da2Fybh

GORS Analytical Summer & 1 Year Sandwich Placement - UK Government - Government Operational Research Service - Croydon

February 11, 2020

The Government Operational Research Service (GORS) are the analytical minds behind many of the Government’s policies. Policies which, when implemented, affect everybody in the UK – including you. Through the use of various scientific and mathematical Operational Research techniques, we add empirical weight to new or revised policies. Our work helps bring them to life. Operational Research brings intellectual rigour to the decision-making process. By looking closely at complex systems, and developing models that predict the way they behave, our analysts can bring a new perspective to the way problems are tackled. If you join us, you’ll be part of a select team who can influence the decisions of policy makers at more than twenty five government departments and agencies. From immigration to climate change, we look objectively at the complex problems the government faces and apply a range of analytical and modelling techniques to help them find better solutions. Better solutions mean b...