Career

Julia is a process engineer at Toray Advanced Composites, a multinational producer of materials used in aerospace and aviation. She completed the Master's in Chemical Science & Engineering with a specialisation in Chemical & Process Engineering at the University of Twente.

Let's be honest: student life isn’t cheap. That’s why, for most students, having a part-time job is more of a necessity than a choice. Of course, there is nothing wrong with working in a bar or a supermarket, but there are also a lot of part-time jobs that are more in line with your studies. This way, you’re not just earning money, but also gaining valuable work experience and making useful connections that could benefit you in your future career. Wondering which part-time job suits your studies? Then keep reading!

Alright, so you've finally decided to create a LinkedIn profile. Or maybe it's time for an update. Either way—nice move! LinkedIn is the place to grow your professional network and get noticed by future employers or internship companies. But how do you make sure your profile looks professional and well put together—like you've got everything under control (even if it doesn’t always feel that way)? No worries, here’s the ultimate LinkedIn guide for you!

Going to a network event as a student can be just as daunting as it is valuable. While some are born natural networkers, a lot of people tend to be a bit nervous before going to a network event, especially the first time. Luckily, networking is a skill, meaning that you can train yourself to become a better networker – and proper preparations are a big part of that. Read on for nine tips on how to prepare for a network event, so you can get the most out of it!

That the job market is changing drastically due to technological advances is no secret. The dystopian scenario that robots and artificial intelligence will take over all our jobs seems closer than ever. Fortunately, more and more new - perhaps still a little futuristic - professions are also emerging, which you may well end up practising as a graduate!