2008 Press Releases

Broadening Horizons for PhD Students of Arts, Celtic Studies and Social Science
23.05.2008

PhD students of arts, humanities and social science disciplines are invited to a Presentation on Thursday next, May 29th in the Council Room, UCC.
Organised by UCC's Careers Service,  the event is funded by the President's Strategic Fund and supported by the Graduate School of the College of Arts, Celtic Studies and Social Science. Interested students should register as soon as possible by contacting Diana McSweeney at 4903193 or d.mcsweeney@ucc.ie

9.30am     Welcome and Introduction       
  • Mary McNulty, Deputy Head, Careers Service, UCC
  • Dr Alan Kelly, Dean of Graduate Studies,  UCC
 9.45am     "That full complement of riches":
The benefits of an academic education in the arts, humanities and social sciences to the individual, economy and society.
  • Dr David Ryan, Associate Dean of Graduate School, College of Arts, Celtic Studies and Social Sciences
  • Dr Kieran Keohane, Senior Lecturer, Department of Sociology, UCC
10.30am     PhD Graduate Presentations       
Gain a valuable insight into a number of attractive career options for PhD students by hearing humanities PhD graduates speak about their careers. Participating graduates include the following:
  • Dr Ian Flanagan, Head of Sales and Marketing, CSS Stellar
  • Dr Westley Forsythe, 4th Level Network Coordinator, IUA
  • Dr Sharon Milner, Employability Development Officer, UU
  • Dr Garry Murphy, Dean of Graduate Studies, DCU
  • Dr Simon Roberts, Principal Investigator, Intel Digital Health Group
  • Dr Paul Ryan, Principal Officer, Dept. of Finance
  • Dr Griffin Murray, Curator, Kerry County Council
12.10pm    Sancha Mulcahy, HR, Deloitte Professional Services
12.30pm    Discussion and Networking Opportunity
13.00pm    Lunch Break
 
14.00pm     Marketing Your Research Experience
Gain an opportunity to audit the skills you have acquired through postgraduate study using the new Irish Universities Graduate Students' Skill Statement.  Communicate these skills in a language that your target employer will appreciate.
  • Dr Westley Forsythe, 4th Level Network Coordinator, IUA
  • Deirdre Parker, Senior Careers Adviser, Careers Service, UCC
 16.00 Conclusion and Evaluation

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