| Please click here if the e-mail below is not displayed correctly. | | | | Good Afternoon, Welcome back to our usual Friday spot! This week's Inspiring newsletter is filled to the brim with exciting vacancies, tasty graduate news and a 20 second interview with one of our very own, the lovely Beate Kern. Looking for an internship? Why not send us your CV and see what we can do for you. Remember that if you have any questions or queries we're just on the end of the dog and bone, email, Twitter or Facebook! | | | | | | Pocket £25 by telling your friends about us. Want to hear more? Click here! Similarly, we're searching for some enthusiastic Brand Ambassadors. Still at uni? Email brandambassador@inspiringinterns.com for details, immediately! | | | | | | Search & Social Marketing Internship | Digital / Marketing | | London, UK | 3 months | Internship | | Apply Now | | Software Developer - Reading | Computing & IT / Graphic & Web Design | | Reading, UK | 3 months | Internship | | Apply Now | | Marketing Internship | Marketing | | London, UK | 3 months | Internship | | Apply Now | | | Mobile Media Account Executive Internship | Advertising / Digital / Mobile Sector | | London, UK | 3 months | Internship | | Apply Now | | Business Analyst with Award-Winning Tech Startup | Advertising / Analytics / Banking, Finance & Insurance | | London, UK | 3 months | Internship | | Apply Now | | Mobile Marketing Internship | Advertising / Marketing | | London, UK | 3 months | Internship | | Apply Now | | | | | | | Row after university suspends lecturer who criticised way student was treated Rod Thornton accused Nottingham University of trying to discredit student, who downloaded an al-Qaida training manual A university has been plunged into a row over academic freedom after suspending a lecturer who criticised its treatment of a student who researched al-Qaida. Rod Thornton, an expert in counter-insurgency at Nottingham University, was suspended on Wednesday after he accused the university of passing "erroneous evidence" to police and attempting to discredit a student who downloaded an al-Qaida training manual from a US government website. A member of staff at the university also lobbied successfully for Thornton's article to be taken down from an academic website, arguing that it contained defamatory allegations. ...More | | | | | | | Private universities in 'equal scrutiny' call Private universities in England, expected to grow in a shake-up of higher education, should be subject to the same regulations as public universities, a think tank has said. The Higher Education Policy Institute (HEPI) report said the quality of all types of institution should be tested to "robust" common standards. The regulatory system needs to be more "coherent", said the report. A government spokeswoman said students needed "wider choice and good value". HEPI director Bahram Bekhradnia said of the institute's report: "Private universities are here to stay - and there are going to be more of them." International trends and a government sympathetic to more private institutions meant that this sector was going to grow. As such, he said there needed to be legislation setting out a single, over-arching system of requirements for both private and public universities. ...More | | | | Overseas students charged extra 10 per cent Overseas students starting courses at Cambridge University next year are set to be hit by a 10% hike in tuition fees. Under the proposals, many international arts and humanities students will pay at least £13,000 a year, while some science courses will cost almost £20,000. The increase comes at a time when Cambridge has said it will be running a cumulative deficit of around £30 million over the next three years. The figures, published in the Cambridge University Reporter and first reported in the Times Higher Education magazine, show that new international students starting courses in 2012-13 will pay an extra 10% on the 2011-12 fee. The report says the increase reflects "a further rise in university costs and the fees charged by comparable international institutions". ...More | | | | | | | | | My Internship | | Name | Beate Kern | Age | 23 | Favourite colour | Purple | Hobbies | Sports, socialising with friends, travelling, sightseeing, reading, enjoying the sun. | Qualifications | BSc Psychology, MSc Psychology | Career goal | Working in a big, international company as head of the recruitment and HR development department. | What was your internship role? | HR Assistant which involves checking a lot of CVs and calling candidates to invite them in for an interview, interviewing candidates, some administrative work and recording video profiles. | Best bit of your internship | The contact with all these young and enthusiastic candidates, the office and all my colleagues! | Worst bit of your internship | Interviewing weary and bored candidates. (very occasional!) | Where do you see yourself in five years time? | Working for an HR consultancy, consulting big companies referring to HR development topics and recruitment topics. | Describe yourself in fewer than three words | Friendly, genuine, fun-loving! | | | | | | Roof Top Grads and Hot Dogs We conducted a rooftop group discussion with ten graduates and asked them to about their graduate experience whilst supplying them with vast amounts of burgers and sausages. We wanted to find out about their university experience, their views on careers advise services, rising tuition fees, graduate internships and job hunting... ...More | | | | | | | Congratulations to the following who began internships this week from the Inspiring team! Including Faith Yiminyi, Tal Ofer, Mario Kardona, Leon Suarez and Natasha Hutchinson who earned permanent jobs from their internships...well done! | | | | | Get tweeting! 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