Showing posts with label Social Science and Public Policy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Social Science and Public Policy. Show all posts

Wednesday, 3 April 2013

King's College Open Days - Booking Opens 19th April 2013


 
Pre-application open days
Open day tour Waterloo Campus
We run open days for each of our Schools of study offering undergraduate programmes. If you are considering applying to King's, they are an excellent opportunity for you to find out how your subject is taught, look around the relevant campus, learn about life at the College and talk to current students.
At each open day, there will be sessions run by the various departments or divisions in that particular School, as well as sessions on finance, accommodation and about being at university in London. There will also be guided tours of the campus where current students will talk about their life at King's.

If you are unable to attend an Open Day, please consider other ways of visiting King's, including
guided campus tours, virtual tour or virtual open day.
Pre-application Open Days - 2014 Entry
Day Date Time Campus School/Department Book your place from:
Wed 08/05/1312.00-16.00 Guy's MBBS Medicine
GPEP Medicine
Physiotherapy
FULL Join waiting list
Wed 05/06/1312.00 - 16.00 Strand Arts & Humanities book from 19/4/13
Wed 12/06/1312.00 -16.00 Strand Social Science & Public Policy (except Management and English Language & Communication) book from 19/4/13
Sat 15/06/1312.00 - 16.00 Guy's Biomedical Sciences book from 19/4/13
Wed 19/06/1312.00 - 16.00 Strand Natural & Mathematical Sciences book from 19/4/13
Wed 26/06/1312.00 - 16.00 Strand Dickson Poon School of Law book from 19/4/13
Wed 26/06/1312.00 - 16.00 Guy's Florence Nightingale School of Nursing & Midwifery book from 19/4/13
Tue 02/07/1312.00 - 16.00 Guy's MBBS Medicine
GPEP Medicine
Physiotherapy
book from 19/4/13
Wed 03/07/1312.00 - 16.00 Strand Arts & Humanities book from 19/4/13
Wed 10/07/1312.00 - 16.00 Guy's Dental Institute book from 19/4/13
Thu 11/07/1312.00 - 16.00 Guy's Biomedical Sciences book from 19/4/13
Sat 13/07/1312.00 - 16.00 Strand Social Science & Public Policy (except Management and English Language & Communication) book from 19/4/13
Tue 16/07/1312.00 - 16.00 Guy's MBBS Medicine
Physiotherapy
book from 19/4/13
Wed 17/07/1312.00 - 16.00 Guy's Dental Institute book from 19/4/13
Thu 18/07/1312.00 - 16.00 Waterloo English Language & Communication

Management

Pharmacy

Nutrition/Nutrition & Dietetics
book from 19/4/13
Wed 24/07/1312.00 - 16.00 Guy's Dental Institute book from 19/4/13

Contact Information

If you have any questions regarding open days at King's, please contact us at openday@kcl.ac.uk

Wednesday, 20 March 2013

Stand Out and be Counted - Careers in Social Science and Humanities

Stand Out and Be Counted
Stand Out and Be Counted Booklet

 

A guide to maximising your prospects

I keep saying the sexy job in the next ten years will be statisticians... The ability to take data – to be able to understand it, to process it, to extract value from it, to visualize it, to communicate it – is going to be a hugely important skill in the next decades... Because now we really do have essentially free and ubiquitous data.” Hal Varian, Google’s Chief Economist
Generating and analysing data requires you to be numerate and statistically savvy. The skills that allow you to do this are highly prized in a range of careers. In collaboration with the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) and Higher Education Funding Council for England (HEFCE), we have published a new guide signalling the value of data-handling skills to current undergraduate students.
Aimed at students in the social sciences and humanities, the guide seeks to challenge many of the myths that surround quantitative skills. Stand Out and Be Counted illustrates the concrete steps that can be taken to become adept at handling numbers and statistics.
The booklet contains personal stories from journalists, entrepreneurs, charity workers, lecturers, PhD candidates and civil servants. Case study contributions include: the CEO of Waterstones, the UK’s National Statistician, Chair of the All Party Parliamentary Group on Statistics, Director of the Nuffield Foundation, Director of YouGov and Editor of the Guardian’s DataBlog. Each one describes the steps taken to learn QS, and the careers that being statistically literate have led them to.