Are you interested in a career in criminology or psychology? Would you like to find out more about the various pathways you can take once you have studied a postgraduate course?
The Social Sciences Networking Fair on Wednesday 12 June from 14:00 to 16:30 will give you the opportunity to network with professionals working across criminology and psychology, and meet potential employers to learn more about the career and volunteering opportunities available. There will be a range of talks and workshops, delivered by A University of Law Lecturer, and a 'Careers in' session, delivered by our dedicated Psychology and Criminology Careers Consultant, Julie Wainwright. You’ll also be able to speak to our award-winning Employability Team and gain insight into where our postgraduate courses in social sciences can take you.
During the event, you’ll be able to visit multiple virtual booths hosted by confirmed employers including City of London Police, Mind, and Change Grow Live. Take part in informal discussions, ask questions, and gain valuable insight into real-world career pathways.
Why attend the Social Sciences Networking Fair?
- Network with professionals across criminology and psychology sectors
- Meet potential employers and volunteering agencies
- Discover postgraduate routes in criminology and psychology
- Speak to our award-winning Employability Team
- Take part in careers talks and workshops
- Learn more about practical career opportunities and how to stand out
Schedule
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Time |
Session Title |
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14:00-14:15pm |
Psychology Course Talk |
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14:15-14:30pm |
Criminology Course Talk |
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14:30-15:00pm |
Employability – Where can your degree take you? Focus on careers after studying Psychology and Criminology conversion degrees. |
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15:00-15:45pm |
Panel – Find out how Psychology and Criminology graduates have used their courses throughout their careers and ask questions to our panel. |
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15:45 - 16:30pm |
Networking |
The Exhibitors
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Exhibitor |
Profile |
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City of London Police |
The City of London Police is the national lead force for fraud and economic crime in the UK. Based in the heart of London’s financial district, they offer insight into careers in policing, criminal investigation, cybercrime, and public protection; ideal for students interested in criminology and justice reform. |
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Mind
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Mind is a leading mental health charity committed to supporting individuals experiencing mental health challenges. They provide frontline services, campaign for better mental health policy, and offer diverse roles in advocacy, support work, research, and organisational wellbeing—perfect for students pursuing careers in psychology and mental health services. |
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Change Grow Live (CGL)
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Change Grow Live is a national charity supporting people dealing with substance misuse, homelessness, criminal justice issues, and mental health problems. Their work spans social care, rehabilitation, harm reduction and peer support, making them highly relevant for students interested in community intervention, criminal justice reform and applied psychology. |