Alumni Journeys: LJMU School of Sport and Exercise Sciences
Alumni Journeys: LJMU School of Sport and Exercise Sciences
Podcast Description
In the School of Sport and Exercise Sciences, at Liverpool John Moores University, we pride ourselves on equipping students with the tools, experience and insight to explore careers in or out of sport. We talk with former students about their journey from their course at LJMU into the world of employment. Here there's lots of good advice and top tips for prospective, current and former students.If you want to know what our courses are like..If you want to know where these might lead you..If you want to know what being a student in the school is like... We have it all for you here!
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Focuses on career paths stemming from various sport-related degrees with topics including networking, the importance of support systems, and adaptability in various industries. Recent episodes highlight personal journeys such as Rebecca Garlick's insights on utilizing university connections and Daniel Rimmer's transition from sports to diversified problem-solving roles.
In the School of Sport and Exercise Sciences, at Liverpool John Moores University, we pride ourselves on equipping students with the tools, experience and insight to explore careers in or out of sport.
We talk with former students about their journey from their course at LJMU into the world of employment. Here there’s lots of good advice and top tips for prospective, current and former students.
If you want to know what our courses are like..
If you want to know where these might lead you..
If you want to know what being a student in the school is like…
We have it all for you here!
In our 9th episode we speak to former BSc sport and exercise science and MSc Biomechanics student Dr Kim Duffy!! She doesn’t work directly in sport anymore but that does not mean her job isn’t cool and interesting!!!
Kim kindly opens up about her journey from LJMU to now helping to protect us all from the next pandemic!
Really really important work for our world is being done through the skills taught and developed here at LJMU.
Kim’s advice centres around being curious and asking people questions about things that you are interested in! A healthy mind is an inquisitive mind!
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