Global Careers Calls
Global Careers Calls is a podcast by the University of London Careers Service that features conversations with employers, current students, and alumni. Each episode explores career paths and industries worldwide, offering insights into professional journeys and tips for entering various fields. The podcast aims to provide valuable career guidance and resources for listeners.
Episodes
Empowering Through Coaching: Kamladevi Sharma's Journey in Entrepreneurship
In this last episode of the 16th season, host Rosie Baber interviews Kamladevi Sharma, University of London alumna and founder of Revive Coach, about her work in coaching and corporate training. Sharma describes a 10-year corporate background, leaving a management role to focus on her family, and building her business through referrals and her corporate reputation. She explains “sustainable succes
Entrepreneur You: From Thrifting to Exotiq, Ali Ajmal on E-Commerce Growth, Funding, and Staying Relevant
In this episode our host Rosie Baber interviews Ali Ajmal, University of London LLB alumnus, founder of the e-commerce Exotiq Group and also mentor for students at Beaconhouse International College. Ali shares how he discovered entrepreneurship through a thrift-selling venture, then launched Exotiq selling 400 octopus plushies in his first month during COVID. He explains how he researched and reta
Entrepreneur You- Building and Scaling an IT Business with Royson Rajan
In today’s episode our host Rosie Baber speaks with Royson Rajan, based in India and founder of 2 IT companies: Atlas SoftWeb and CrossTrip. Royson will talk about his entrepreneurship journey after studying computer engineering and earning a graduate diploma in management from LSE (University of London). Royson shares how IT’s rapid evolution demands adaptability, and highlights key Global Employ
Career Launchpad: Internships and Work Experience talk with Pratham and Omnya
This episode hosted by University of London Careers Consultant Afua Kudom features Pratham Kanodia, a University of London graduate from Mumbai working in India as an equity research analyst, and Omnya Elshazly, a senior Economics and Management student from Egypt. They discuss how internships and virtual work simulations can build technical and soft skills, clarify career preferences, and increas
Exploring Career Paths: Kamran Qadir Internship Journey
In this episode, Kamran Qadir, a distance-learning LLB and data science student who has worked as a research scientist in nanomaterials and environment technologies, shares his experience with an internship he completed in a South Korean laboratory and the value of a virtual programme called Bright Network. He explains the benefits of carrying out an internship and advises students struggling to f
Navigating Internships: Insights from a Cybersecurity Student, Ayra Iqbal Mir
In this episode, Ayra Iqbal Mir, an MSc Cybersecurity student at the University of London joining from Kashmir, India, discusses the value of internships and other forms of work experience. She talks about her current IT management internship focused on consulting around technologies such as AI tools, website design, and cloud solutions. Ayra highlights transferable skills, networking, and re
Law in the Age of AI: Balancing Tradition and Technology with Roma Vedamuttu
In this episode, Sophie speaks with Roma Vedamattu, a trainee solicitor originally from Colombo and now in England. They discuss about the evolving landscape of the legal profession in the age of generative AI. Roma share insights about the impact of AI on routine legal tasks, essential skills for future lawyers, and the balance between traditional methods and modern technology. The episode also i
Empowering Careers: Pradeep Din on Lifelong Learning and Teamwork
In this episode of the Global Careers Course podcast our Careers Consultant Rae Roberts discusses current job market trends, transformations, and challenges with our guest Pradeep Din, an alumnus with extensive experience in financial services in Canada. Pradeep shares his career journey and insights on studying online. Topics explored include interdisciplinary learning, AI integration, teamwork,
Navigating the Future of work: Robert Quao on Perseverance and Lifelong Learning
In this episode our Careers Consultant Rae Roberts speaks with Robert Quao, a UoL alumnus and alumni ambassador based in Ghana. Robert, alias Bobby shares his journey in internal auditing, highlighting the impact of his MSc in Professional Accountancy from the University of London. In this call, Bobby provides valuable advice for career starters, developers, and changers, emphasizing the importanc
Navigating the Future of Work in the MENA region: Saima Hasan on AI, Sustainability, and Global Networks
Join Saima Hasan as she shares her remarkable alumni journey with the University of London, balancing a full-time job, family life, and extensive travel while earning a master's degree. In this conversation, Saima reveals how the flexible online program was a game-changer for her as a busy professional. She also shares her insights into her current role, as the head of marketing at a global law fi
From Makeup Artist to Lawyer: Ava Zadkhorvash Legal Career Journey
In this episode, Liz interviews Ava, a senior in-house lawyer at the University of London. Ava shares her unique career journey starting as a makeup artist and transitioning into law. She discusses the importance of mentorship, the concept and importance of understanding the 'code' in professional settings, and highlights key skills necessary for success in the legal field. Ava also offers practic
Navigating the Unknown at the start of a career: Insights from Career Starters Ruaani and Salma
In this episode, Liz interviews , Ruaani and Salma, who share their experiences and thoughts as they navigate the beginning of their career journeys. Ruaani, a recent graduate in Economics and Management from Colombo, explores potential roles in the hospitality sector, driven by the inspiration from the long career of the father in the field. She also discusses how she gained valuable skills throu
Navigating Career Change: Insights from Akbota and Ainura
In this episode, we speak with Akbota and and Ainura, two inspiring career changers currently studying psychology at the University of London. Originally from Kazakhstan, both have navigated significant professional shifts—Ava from finance and Ainura from multiple careers including banking, sales and fashion. They share their journeys, challenges, and the skills they consider essential for success
Achilleas Livieratos: Bridging Academia and Industry in Data Science
In this episode, we speak with Achilleas, a life scientist and current MSc Data Science student specializing in artificial intelligence, calling from Athens, Greece. Achilleas shares his career journey from completing his undergrad, postgrad, and PhD in the UK to working in large corporations like IQVIA and Pfizer. He discusses his ambitions to specialize and generate his own AI tools tailored for
Strengths Unveiled: Careers Consultant perspectives for Every Career Stage
In this Global Careers Call, Sophie Odgers-Roe and Rae Roberts, Career Consultants at the University of London, discuss how understanding and leveraging personal strengths can impact career development across various stages of somebody’s career. They explore how strengths awareness can benefit career starters, developers, and changers, offering practical advice and also some activities for each gr
Maximizing Professional Strengths with AI: Insights from University of London Alumni
In this episode, Sophie speaks to two alumni from the University of London, Adi Walker and Zainab Khan, who share their experiences using AI tools to augment their strengths and mitigate their weaknesses at work. Adi, an alumni ambassador and director of a multi-donor trust fund in Bangladesh, explains how he uses various AI tools like ChatGPT for tasks ranging from making presentations to dealing
From Medicine to Public Health: Ruvimbo Chiswo on Strengths and Career Transition
Listen to Ruvimbo Chiswo's inspiring story of transitioning from clinical medicine to public health by leveraging her key strengths.Key notes:[01:40] - Understanding Career Strengths[01:53] - Realized and Unrealized Strengths[02:31] - Learned Behaviours and Weaknesses[03:34] - Introduction to MBO[04:05] - MBO's Career Journey[05:50] - Strategic and Systems Thinking[08
Pursuing her passion in Academia: Mayuko Iwasawa's Journey
In this episode of Global Careers Calls, host Rosie Baber talks with Mayuko Iwasawa, a technical specialist in the Department of Applied Chemistry at Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology. Mayuko shares her career journey, inspired by hands-on experiences and inspiring mentors, and discusses the essential skills needed for success in academia. The conversation covers challenges in higher
Dr. Alan Arokiam Journey in Academia and Project Management
In this episode, our host Rosie Baber interviews Dr. Alan Arokiam, an associate professor in Project and Operations Management at the University of the West of Scotland. Dr. Arokiam shares his inspiring journey from a curious student to a senior lecturer in project and operations management. Discover the key lessons he learned along the way, including the importance of leadership, communication, a
From Malaysia to London: Andrew Woon's Academic Journey
In this episode of Global Careers Call Season 11, our host Rosie Baber interviews Andrew Woon, a Senior Lecturer and Programme Director for the BSc Business Management course at Queen Mary, University of London. Andrew shares his journey from Malaysia to the UK, his teaching philosophy influenced by Lao Tzu, and his extensive background in strategic and business management. He discusses the evolvi
Navigating Academia: Insights from Hospitality and Tourism Lecturer Jeddrick Taylor
Join us for a conversation with Jeddrick Taylor, a lecturer at the Turks and Caicos Islands Community College in the Caribbean , as he shares his inspiring journey into academia. Discover how his teachers influenced his career path, the role of networking in securing academic positions, and the importance of maintaining academic integrity in the age of AI. Gain valuable tips for aspiring lecturers
Unlocking Interpersonal Skills: A Journey from Remote Learning to Global Workspaces with Dhyey Dave
In this episode, we interviewed Dhyey Dave from the University of London, who shares insights on balancing his BSc Business and Management studies with an hybrid career in finance at a Netherlands-based telecommunications company. The conversation delves into the importance of the so-called Global Employability Skills identified by us at the University of London Career Service, focusing on self-ma
Navigating Space Law and AI: Insights from Space Lawyer Chris Brown
In this episode of Global Calls, Chris Brown, a space lawyer and futurist, discusses his work with a major satellite and launch services companies, Virgin Galactic and Virgin Orbit. He highlights the importance of collaboration, creative problem solving, and emotional intelligence for contemporary lawyers. The conversation also addresses how AI is transforming legal practices, especially in contra
Leveraging AI and Digital Skills: Insights from Academia to Business with Hany Reyad
In this episode, Rae interviews Hany Reyad, a current online student at the University of London who studies with a local teaching centre, the Arab Academy in Egypt. Hany is pursuing a social sciences program (EMFSS) and shares his educational journey and future plans. The conversation focuses on the importance of work approach skills, including complex problem-solving, digital skills, and creativ
Adapting and Thriving: Alexsandra Silva's Path in AI and Entrepreneurship
In the first episode of the 10th season of the Global Careers Calls, our Careers Consultant Rae Roberts interviews Alexsandra Silva, a determined computer science student at the University of London online programme and entrepreneur from Brazil. Alexsandra shares her inspiring journey into the world of AI and start-ups. Discover her insights on emotional intelligence, self-management skills, and h
Empowering Women in Tech: A Conversation with Lilian Balatsou, language expert lent to Technology and AI
In this episode, Liz interviews Lilian, an AI expert with a background in language technologies and cognitive neuroscience. Lilian discusses her work at Vodafone, where she leads a team optimizing language technologies and transforming customer interactions. She shares insights on the importance of innovation, ethical AI, and the challenges of staying ahead in the competitive tech landscape. The c
Tech, AI and Diversity: Raj Kandathil's journey in Data Science
In this episode of the Global Careers Calls podcast's ninth season, our host Liz Wilkinson interviews Raj Kandathil, a data analyst originally from India now based in Berlin. Raj discusses his journey of balancing work at a ride-hailing company with pursuing a Master's degree in Data Science from the University of London. He shares insights on the importance of adapting to new skills in the tech i
From the High Education sector to Tech Consultancy: Nina Graham on Women Empowerment, Technology Trends and Employability Skills
In this episode of the Global Careers Calls podcast, our host Liz Wilkinson interviews Nina Graham, founder and director of a specialist consultancy firm. Nina shares her career journey from working in education to leading tech projects in the government sector and currently advising on technology maximization in higher education. She discusses the varied nature of consultancy work, challenges and
Championing Neurodiversity and Innovation in the Tech Sector: A Conversation with Praveen Kolluguri
In the first episode of the ninth season of the Global Careers Calls podcast, Liz Wilkinson interviews Praveen Kolluguri, an EE mobile propositions manager and a passionate advocate of neurodiversity and human rights. Pravin retraces his career journey from India to the UK, his role in product marketing and his dedication to making workplaces more inclusive. He offers practical advice for neurodiv
Remote Work and Emerging Trends: perspective from attorney Osama Malik
This week Sophie Odgers-Roe interviewed Osama Malik, an attorney and political commentator based in Islamabad in Pakistan. Osama will explain us how hybrid working is permeating the law field notwithstanding the importance of face-to-face contact in certain areas of law. Osama will also share the latest trends in the legal landscape with the appearance of new phenomena such as the legalization of
Exploring Legal Career Pathways: A Conversation with Alex McGill
In this episode our Careers Consultant Sophie Odgers-Roe interviews Alex McGill, a private client legal executive from the UK.Alex illustrates us various aspects of the legal roles in the UK, including the differences between paralegals, legal executives, and solicitors, the training routes available, the implications of the Solicitors Qualifying Examination (SQE), the growth of emerging roles in
Navigating Cybersecurity Trends with Tina Fernandez
In today’s episode Sophie will interview Tina Fernandez, a Technology lawyer based in London. She will retrace her career journey into the legal field from her first LLB with the University of London as a remote student in Malaysia to the launch of her own firm as Orbital Law, a legal consultancy specialised in information technology law, data privacy and cyber security. Tina will also describe u
The Future of Law: Insights on AI and Legal Tech from Abhivardhan
In this episode Sophie Odgers-Roe will be in conversation with Abhivardhan, a Technology Law specialist based in India. Our speaker will illustrate us the main concerns of AI globally in privacy and data protection, the use of AI judges in certain countries judicial system and the overall impact of technology in the legal profession.Key points:[00:55] Introduction of Abhirvardhan[02:14] Abhi
Zoe Bowers: financial accountant turned English Language School founder, navigating the challenges and joys of teaching
This week we are looking at a very unique career change with our speaker Zoe Bowers. Zoe is the founder of Bowers English Communication, an English school based in Basel, Switzerland where she lives. Zoe will tell us how she reinvented herself as an English teacher. She will share with us the joys and difficulties of being a teacher, how she bridges cultural differences and how decisive setba
Alex Burke: My career in Education driven by the power of Humanities
In this episode, our host Edwin Marr interviews Alex Burke, Senior Programme Administrator for the Divinity degree course at the University of London. Prior to working at the University, Alex had a long career across Secondary Education starting as a teacher and then progressing as headteacher and Head of Department. He retraces his career through the challenges and joys of the teaching profession
Carlo Di Celico: My career journey in the Technology sector across Ethics and AI
The focus of this episode is on Humanities applied to the Technology sector with our guest, Carlo di Celico. Carlo based in New England, in US, will illustrate us how he is using his BA studies in Philosophy with the University of London to inform his job in developing AI technologies. He will retrace his career from his early steps as computer repair technician until his current job position
Sara Pink: How I built my career in information and archival management around the globe
In this episode Edwin will interview Sara Pink, a Heritage Consultant who recently moved to Saudi Arabia to work for an energy firm. Sara, originally from London, had a long careers in Information Management working in different parts of the globe: England, Malaysia, India, Afghanistan and Qatar. Thanks to her extensive career she built a vast knowledge in archive and library management. With her,
Gemma Lavin: a career founded on technology applied to the Education sector
Our Senior Careers Consultant Liz Wilkinson will interview Gemma Lavin, director of Digital Experience at Haberdashers’ Academies Trust South, a multi-academy secondary school trust, where she heads digital innovation. Gemma will describe us her passion for technology and her mission to use technology to streamline processes and enhance access to information. She will also explain us how the UoL M
Henner Schliebs: how to leverage the transformative power of technology as a market executive
This week Liz Wilkinson interviewed Henner Schliebs, a German Marketing Executive working for a Tech company in Texas. Henner will explore the skills needed as head of a big company, the impact of generative AI not only in the Technology domain but in the overall future of work and what is the day-to-day working life as a Marketing & Sales Executive.Key points:[01:26] - A typical week in his w
Sebastian Ramirez: my aspirations and predictions as a Computer Science student in the Latin American tech field
Join Liz Wilkinson, a Senior Careers Consultant at the University of London Careers Service, as she discusses with Sebastian Ramirez, a current student enrolled in BSc Computer Science at UoL. Sebastian will share his motivation to pursue a degree in Computer Science with specialism in AI and Machine Learning, his decision of opting for a remote course and his recipe to balance work, life and onli
Fabio De Ponte: how AI will revolutionize the journalism sector
In the first episode of the Global Careers Calls podcast, our host Liz Wilkinson, senior Careers Consultant at UoL Careers Service, will interview an Italian anchor journalist working for RAI, the italian national television, as well as University of London alumni in MSc Artificial Intelligence and Data Science, Fabio De Ponte. Fabio will tell us how AI is changing journalism and enabling professi
Elizabeth Carriere, my professional journey across International Development: from British civil servant to Governor of Monserrat
For the final episode of this season revolving around management and leadership across different sectors and countries, Rae Roberts interviews Elizabeth Carriere, former Governor of Montserrat, diplomat and senior director of international development programmes in different roles, both governmental and humanitarian. In this interview, Elizabeth gives a compelling insight into his professional jou
Juan Trelles: my career journey from supply chain management to data science
Join Rae Roberts as she explores the careers of Juan Trelles, a Uruguayan student in Data Science and Business Analytics at the University of London. Juan is an accomplished Project Management Director with years of experience in supply chain logistics. In this interview he will describe his unusual professional and academic trajectory, starting his studies after several years spent working and ho
Ranita Koroma: putting research into practice as leader of an environmental NGO in Sierra Leone
This week we are looking at Environmental Protection with one of our current student in MSc Global Environment and Sustainability, Ranita Koroma. Ranita is a Sierra Leonean Consultant and researcher in a variety of Environmental subjects such as Blue Economy, Sustainable Development; Marine Governance and Conservation; Climate Change and Biodiversity, Waste Management and Flooding. In this convers
Holger Barth: how an SME gave me the opportunity to become a leader
This episode of the Global Careers Calls is all about leadership and management. Rae Roberts will interview Holger Barth, a current student at the University of London that is pursuing a MSc in Project Management and with him she will analyse his path towards becoming a manager and then a leader. Holger will share some personal anecdotes about his experience as head of the Research and Development
Jeremie Gan: my career journey from professional ballet dancer to product management
In this episode of Global Careers Calls, Rae Roberts delves into an exciting and peculiar career change with Jeremie Gan, a Business and Management graduate from the University of London that shifted from a successful career in ballet dance to product management.Jeremie will describe how his studies helped him develop his leadership skill and how his job as professional ballet dancer equipped him
Future of Work: navigating opportunities and challenges as a Career Starter, Developer, or Changer with Amir Jabarivasal, Carla Cico, and Poonam Dasilva
Join Tanyel Kazim and co-host Poonam Dasilva on Global Careers Calls as they delve into the dynamic landscape of work based on career stages. Whether you're just starting out, an aspiring developer, or contemplating a career change, this episode offers valuable insights. Our guests include Amir Jabarivasal, a digital nomad and career developer with a wealth of experience in both technology and pol
Future of Work: industry insights with Carlos Russell, Purva Aggarwal and Rhea Sahajwani
In this episode of Global Careers Calls, join Tanyel Kazim and co-host Rhea Sahajwani as they explore industry perspectives and where it's heading. They are joined with Purva Aggarwal, CEO of Good Good Piggy, a financial literacy startup, who shares insights from the startup world and her experience in private equity. Also making a return is Carlos Russell, a University of London alumnus with over
Future of Work: LawTech with Chris Tart-Roberts and James Silvester
In this episode of Global Careers Calls host James Weaver delves into the future of work, examining the transformative changes occurring in the field of law. From the emergence of cutting-edge technology to the evolving landscape of legal practices, this episode explores how the profession is being reshaped. Joining us are Chris Tart-Roberts and James Silvester, experts from the LawTech
Future of Work: FinTech with Ewa Plesnar and Melvin Lopez
Welcome to another episode of Global Careers Calls, where we explore the future of various industries. In this episode, we focus on fintech, a field experiencing a remarkable 203% increase in job postings according to LinkedIn. Join host Tanyel Kazim, as he engages with two guests working in this space: Ewa Plesnar, Tax Technology and Innovation Project Manager at RSM, and Melvin Lopez, Data Disco
Future of Work: skills, reskilling and upskilling with Ekrem Namazci (Part 2)
Welcome to another episode of Global Careers Calls, where we delve into the future of work and tackle the crucial topic of skills, upskilling, and reskilling for career success. In Part Two of this enlightening series, your host Tanyel Kazim takes you on a journey to explore the ever-evolving landscape of work and the role of continuous learning in shaping our professional journeys.As we navigate
Future of Work: skills, reskilling and upskilling with Carlos Russell and Gehan Wijesinghe
In this episode of Global Careers Calls, our host Tanyel Kazim dives into the future of work to explore the critical topic of skills, upskilling, and reskilling for career success. As the World Economic Forum highlights the need to upskill 1 billion people by 2030, lifelong learning will be at the core of future thinking for employers and career professionals alike. We have perspectives from co-ho
Dr Ammara Farooq Malik: : My professional journey as an impact entrepreneur, legal practitioner, international development champion and leader of a women-led law firm
In this episode, Gemma Garrett, interviews Dr. Ammara Farooq Malik from Pakistan. Dr Malik is a corporate and impact lawyer, international social entrepreneur, and international development and policy expert with more than 23 years of professional experience across various multidisciplinary sectors including academia, legal practice, social and impact entrepreneurship, international development, g
Jordy Lai: Enforcing intellectual property rights in the Malaysian legal market
In this episode of the Global Careers Calls podcast, our Careers Consultant, Gemma Garrett, speaks to Jordy Lai, a legal associate who specialises in intellectual property law at Shook Lin & Bok in Malaysia. In his professional role, he works closely with renown brand owners in enforcing their intellectual property rights.Jordy graduated with a Bachelor in Laws (LLB) from the University of Lon
Sarah Copeland: My professional journey from private practice law to Higher Education lecturing
In this episode we introduce you to Sarah Copeland, originally from New Zealand and now based in Lyon, France. Sarah studied an LLM, specialising in Public International Law, with the University of London, which helped her pivot her career from private practice as a Solicitor and Barrister in mediation and dispute resolution for law firms in New Zealand, to Higher Education lecturing at the Univer
John Adamah : How my law degrees helped me advance in the banking sector
Join us for an interview with John Adamah, the Executive Head Retail Banking of GCB Bank as he discusses with our Career Consultant, Gemma Garrett, presenter of our 3rd series, how he entered the banking sector and successfully climbed the ladder in his native country, Ghana. John will share with us his insight into some of the aspects of the banking sectors less known:how a deep legal knowledge i
Nazli Hocaoglu: My professional journey from private practice to championing Human Rights in the Tech sector
In this episode of Global Careers Calls, Gemma Garrett interviews Nazli Hocaoglu, Company Secretary and Governance advisor for Skyjed, an Australian company that is designing an AI-powered product lifecycle management and governance platform solution. She will describe her journey through the legal sector shifting from private practice to Human Rights and finally to a legal advisory role in techno
Cassia Arellano: McKinsey recruiter turned EY consultant, navigating imposter syndrome and thriving in the professional environment
In this episode of Global Careers Calls, Tanyel Kazim, Employer Engagement Consultant at the University of London Careers Service, calls Cassia Arellano in Peru. Cassia is a BSc Business Administration with Marketing alumni from the University of London. Cassia’s story will resonate will all career stages. Unsure of her career path, a change of academic fate midway through a BA Communications degr
Andriy Levtsun: Uber Ukraine co-founder shaping his career ambitions towards building sustainable cities of the future, law for the greater good
In this episode of Global Careers Calls, Tanyel Kazim, Employer Engagement Consultant at the University of London Careers Service, calls Andriy Levtsun, a Ukrainian based, in London. Andriy is a seasoned professional in the legal industry with over two decades of international law experience. We explore Andriy’s rich background as a former public notary and discover the pivotal role he played in b
Nea Laine: Creative Storyteller to Marketing Success, my journey from Global Brand Agency to the Start-Up World
In this episode of Global Careers Calls, Tanyel Kazim, Employer Engagement Consultant at the University of London Careers Service, calls Nea Laine in Sweden. Nea is a MSc Organisational and Social Psychology alumni from the LSE, University of London. A career developer and copywriter by profession, Nea has led marketing campaigns for global brands across China, Sweden, America and is cu
Ben Hillman: Navigating the consulting world as a Senior Manager from Capgemini Invent
In this episode of Global Careers Calls, Tanyel Kazim, Employer Engagement Consultant at the University of London Careers Service, calls Ben Hillman, a Senior Manager at Capgemini Invent. Ben offers a personal perspective on the day-to-day work of a management consultant, drawing on his experience in retail and commercial banking. He also shares his insights on future digital trends and provides v
Roxana Mititelu: Professional journey as a Tech Transformation Manager whilst studying a Global MBA, empowering change through technology
In this episode of Global Careers Calls, Tanyel Kazim, Employer Engagement Consultant at the University of London Careers Service, calls Roxana Mititelu in Amsterdam. Roxana, a University of London international student, discusses her professional journey as a Tech Transformation Manager alongside studying for a Global MBA with the University of London. We hope you enjoy this call with Roxana.&nbs
Mohsen Siddiqui: Budding dentist to Co-Founder of GenMo, changing financial literacy one teenager at a time
In this episode of Global Careers Calls, Tanyel Kazim, Employer Engagement Consultant at the University of London Careers Service, calls Mohsen Siddiqui in Pakistan. Mohsen, a University of London international alumni student, shares how a background rooted in finance and economics helped him to co-found GenMo (https://www.genmocompany.com/). GenMo is a finance education startup on a mission to in
Abdiweli Osman Mohamed: my professional journey working as an Education Specialist for a Humanitarian Agency
Listen to the last episode of Global Careers Calls, in which, Laura Brammar, deputy Head of the University of London Career Service, is interviewing Abdiweli Osman Mohamed about working in the Aid sector and in particular in the Education domain for a Humanitarian agency. Abdiweli, after a MSc in Public Policy and Management from SOAS, (2014 -2019), currently works as the UNICEF Education Spe
Chris Durojaiye: my career in Infectious Diseases, working as an academic lecturer and an NHS consultant
Listen to the 5th episode of Global Careers Calls in which we will explore the Tropical Medicine and Infectious diseases sector accompanied as usual by the deputy head of the University of London Career service, Laura Brammar. Chris currently works as senior consultant based at Sheffield Hospital NHS Trust besides being a senior Clinical Lecturer at the University of Sheffield. His special interes
Zara Qaiser: my professional journey from a BSc in Economics to the Sustainable Development sector
Listen to Zara Qaiser, Youth Economic Empowerment Officer based in Pakistan. Zara will share with us her career journey which started with a BSc in Economics and her shift to the Development sector and in particular to the Sustainability branch of the latter dealing with issues such as eradication of poverty, inequality, energy crisis, gender disparity and social exclusion. We hope you enjoy it!&n
Ruwan Fonseka, my professional journey across Computer Science: from software development to academic tutor
Listen to Ruwan Fonseka, an alumnus of the University of London BSc Computing and Information Systems Programme with several decades of experience in the Technology sector. Ruwan’s professional trajectory brought him to work as software developer, senior programmer analyst and currently as Tutor for the BSc Computer Science Degree Programme of the University of London. Listen to his professional s
Adi Walker: my professional journey as an International Development consultant in some of the most troubled regions in the world
Listen to Adi Walker, director of POD International Consulting. Adi will share with us his journey in the International and Humanitarian development sector.An alumnus of a joint degree from SOAS university and the Imperial college, Adi will talk you through his career in Humanitarian development and will share with you his professional insights and some valuable tips and digital resources to enter
Branishka Lewis: my professional journey from working as a nurse to becoming a Public Health Officer
Listen to Branishka, a former nurse based in the Bahamas that thanks to her desire to constantly upskill herself, embarked in a course in Public Health at the University of London. Explore how thanks to this course and thanks to the invaluable guidance of her academic mentor she launched herself in a career as Director for the HIV clinic of the Health Ministry and then as Public Health Officer for
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