Use geography: careers in humanitarian aid

In this webinar, hear from geography professionals with careers in humanitarian aid. Learn from their insights and advice on starting your career and how geographic skills can be utilised to address global challenges and support development efforts.

In our Use Geography webinar series, we speak to geographers across a range of sectors, helping you to learn more about the many possibilities studying geography opens up for your career. Whether you are a first-year undergraduate, nearing graduation or an early career professional, the knowledge shared by panellists will be useful for entering the world of work.

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