South West England Branch – 7th Student Presentations Evening

The Student Presentations Evening is a fantastic opportunity for companies looking to recruit undergraduate and post-graduate students, currently nearing the end of their studies, to witness potential candidates’ presentation skills, technical proficiency, confidence and professional capability.

It also showcases student research undertaken at the University of Plymouth and provides an ideal forum to offer the students advice or even practical assistance.

The evening takes place at the Sherwell Centre, University of Plymouth.  A map showing the venue is below.

Students, details of how to apply to present can be found under the ‘Full Description’ tab below.

First year students and those not taking part are welcome and actively encouraged to attend the event.


Investing in the right people is a key component of business success.  Identifying the best graduates from amongst those about to enter our industry can often be very challenging – never more so than in the current climate.  In common with our previous Student Presentations Evenings, this event will be the perfect setting in which to observe this year’s BSc and MSc students ‘in action’ in an environment which can’t be replicated in a traditional interview.

Don’t miss out on this chance to find the perfect person for your company, meet the students and academic staff, offer advice to help tailor future course content to the ever-changing industry needs, or simply discover more about the inspiring work being undertaken at the University of Plymouth.

The programme will feature a series of short presentations in which the students will outline their own dissertation studies, specialising in a range of topics across hydrography, environmental and ocean science.  There will also be ample time for Q&A and for the students to benefit from guidance or offers of support from the audience.

Light refreshments will be provided at around 7.30pm and the student judged to have given the best presentation will be announced and awarded their cash prize at the end of the evening.

The evening will also be live-streamed via Zoom.  For catering purposes, please register your interest in attending in person or via Zoom, by booking a ticket using the buttons to the right.  Please register by 6 June 2022.

The Programme with zoom links for online access to the evening will be emailed to those who register.


 

More Details

Full Description

 

Calling all students

The Hydrographic Society UK is an independent, non-profit making, non-governmental, learned professional membership organisation providing a forum for everyone involved in activities related to hydrography and associated disciplines, both in the UK and overseas. One of its principal objectives is to promote the advancement of education and training for those engaged in hydrography and associated disciplines and the South West Region’s annual Student Presentations Evening is a key part of this drive.

This event offers BSc and MSc students a rare opportunity to showcase both themselves and their dissertation studies to the hydrographic community and potential employers.

Don’t miss out on the chance to:

• Present your own work to a distinguished audience of hydrographic professionals

• Receive invaluable feedback, advice or even an offer of practical assistance with your studies

• Outshine your peers and win the £100 prize awarded to the best overall presentation

• Get yourself recognised within the hydrographic community

• Access a contact list of potential employers within the industry

All second and third year BSc Ocean Exploration and Surveying, BSc Oceanography and Coastal Processes, MSc Hydrography, and MSc Applied Marine Science students are eligible. All students who present on the night will each receive £25 or, in the case of the winner, £100.

A limited number of presentation slots are available and these are frequently oversubscribed.  Spaces are allocated on a first come, first served basis. Apply now by contacting southwest@ths-uki.org

Applications close on 25th March 2022.

First year students and those not taking part are welcome and actively encouraged to attend the event.