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Not For Profit Careers Fair

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Not For Profit Careers Fair

Imperial College London is hosting a careers fair that is just for the Not For Profit sector on Thursday 13 June. It is a new event that has been added after feedback from Imperial students. Companies in attendance will range from the Civil Service Fast Stream to Teach First to Global Vision International. Students from all years will be able to take part in the event, which, like all other careers fairs, will involve students meeting employers at their stands. There has been one other Not For Profit event this academic year, which was a Not For Profit Forum last November. This was more of a conference than a traditional careers fair.

In the past there was criticism over the way that careers fairs were run.

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Extinction for Sale: Neoliberalising Nature in Venomous Lumpsucker

Environment

Extinction for Sale: Neoliberalising Nature in Venomous Lumpsucker

The neoliberalisation of nature is an ideology that considers biodiversity and ecosystems as assets that can be priced, traded, and privately managed. It uses markets rather than public protection to mitigate the biodiversity crisis. Increasingly, this approach is being applied to climate and nature policy. For example, in July, the

By Bea Waters
TWIS 1/9/2026 Imperial quantum sensors tested in the Arctic

Science

TWIS 1/9/2026 Imperial quantum sensors tested in the Arctic

Global Positioning Systems (GPS) have become an essential part of modern lives for making travel convenient. Along with aiding navigation to unfamiliar places they also help understand real-time route diversions, delays, and congestion. However, this system is not fool-proof yet. Losing signal while walking into a subway, underground railway station,

By Radhika Dharap