Developing employability in undergraduate and postgraduate students is complex and requires a multi-faceted approach. At UEA employability is being addressed through curricula development, School and Faculty initiatives, Careers & Employability central programmes and activities involving the Alumni Office, Students Union and other departments.
Our careers advisers work closely with academic staff tasked with improving student employability in their Schools. This ensures that employability iniatives utilise local academic expertise, wider University resources and involvement from externals, alumni and employers. Careers advisers also collaborate closely with colleagues in Careers & Employability who manage internships, career mentoring, enterprise activities, events and job vacancies.
For more information on Careers & Employability services see our pages for current students.
For more information, literature and examples on employability, please see the Faculty Guide to Developing Student Employability.
Careers advisers also contribute to Faculty and School employability meetings and networks, course design and review, admissions and marketing initiatives. To contact the careers advisers associated with your Faculty, please see below.
Careers Manager
James Goodwin j.goodwin@uea.ac.uk
Arts & Humanities
Justine Mann Justine.Mann@uea.ac.uk
Adrienne Jolly Adrienne.Jolly@uea.ac.uk
Social Sciences
Antony Cotterill a.cotterill@uea.ac.uk
Vacancy to be filled 2013
Science
Rachael Rose R.Rose@uea.ac.uk
James Goodwin j.goodwin@uea.ac.uk
Vacancy to be filled 2013
Medicine & Health Sciences
Antony Cotterill a.cotterill@uea.ac.uk
To be supported by Science careers advisers 2013-14 onwards
Research postgraduates and research staff (all Faculties)
Rebecca Wyand R.Wyand@uea.ac.uk
Suzanne Walker Suzanne.Walker@uea.ac.uk
UEA London (NBS)
Lisa-Rose Moller (Careers and Business Development Officer) L.Moller@uea.ac.uk
For more information on Careers & Employability services see our pages for current students.
For more information, literature and examples on employability, please see the Faculty Guide to Developing Student Employability.
Careers advisers also contribute to Faculty and School employability meetings and networks, course design and review, admissions and marketing initiatives. To contact the careers advisers associated with your Faculty, please see below.
Careers Team
Careers Manager
James Goodwin j.goodwin@uea.ac.uk
Careers advisers by Faculty and client group
Arts & Humanities
Justine Mann Justine.Mann@uea.ac.uk
Adrienne Jolly Adrienne.Jolly@uea.ac.uk
Social Sciences
Antony Cotterill a.cotterill@uea.ac.uk
Vacancy to be filled 2013
Science
Rachael Rose R.Rose@uea.ac.uk
James Goodwin j.goodwin@uea.ac.uk
Vacancy to be filled 2013
Medicine & Health Sciences
Antony Cotterill a.cotterill@uea.ac.uk
To be supported by Science careers advisers 2013-14 onwards
Research postgraduates and research staff (all Faculties)
Rebecca Wyand R.Wyand@uea.ac.uk
Suzanne Walker Suzanne.Walker@uea.ac.uk
UEA London (NBS)
Lisa-Rose Moller (Careers and Business Development Officer) L.Moller@uea.ac.uk
