Understanding Careers in Sustainability

Join us for this engaging and practical workshop on Understanding Careers in Sustainability.

This insightful workshop featuring Claire Black, Principal Consultant at Talent Nation, and facilitated by Lisa Happell, Careers Consultant at RMIT will shed light on the evolving landscape of sustainability and how to secure your first role in this dynamic field.

In this workshop you will gain an understanding of market drivers for business in this space, develop knowledge around how your transferable skills could be applicable in sustainability.

Gain insights around how to build networks and connections to deepen your understanding of careers in sustainability.

Learn about RMIT's career services and what is available to support you in relation to your career goals and outcomes. 

Event details

  • Date: Wednesday 18 September
  • Time: 2pm-3.30pm
  • Location: RMIT Job Shop, Building 10, Level 4

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