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 is an exclusive opportunity to hear how inspiring ßÏßÏÊÓƵ alumni got into their industries, their tips for job hunting and things to consider when you leave university, and how you could do the same.

Taking place throughout March 2025, Make it Happen features panel events with ßÏßÏÊÓƵ graduates now working in different sectors, sharing their tips for job hunting and thinking about what to do after university.

About the Careers in Development, Charities and Not-for-Profit event
We're inviting ßÏßÏÊÓƵ alumni back to campus to meet you, sharing how they built their careers and specific tips for breaking into a sector. Come along to hear their stories, get fantastic insights and inspiration, and perhaps make a few contacts!

Event format

• Taking place on-campus at the Chowen Lecture Theatre (Brighton and ßÏßÏÊÓƵ Medical school), a range of ßÏßÏÊÓƵ alumni speakers will offer you advice, information and encouragement for breaking into the field of Development, Charities and Not-for-Profit. 
• After the panel talks there will be a Q&A session. 
• This will be followed by a casual networking session, where you will get the chance to meet with the speakers and find out how you can stay connected with the ßÏßÏÊÓƵ network after university.

Speakers

Cagri Hurmuzlu (MA, Global Political Economy, 2007) Head of UN/Pooled Funds at UNHCR
Colin Rogers (BSc, Biology, 1992) Chief Executive at MAPAction
Rabab Jafa (MA, Poverty and Development, 2023) Programme Coordinator – Internships at NDTi (National Development Team for Inclusion)
William Smith-Hatton (MA, International Security, 2020) Integrity and Intelligence Specialist at Oxfam
Elisa Sandri (MA, Anthropology of Development Social Transformation, 2016) Research and Evaluation Specialist at Save the Children
​Ben Steele (BA, English, 2012 & MA, Modern Contemporary Literature, Culture and Thought, 2013) Communications Officer at Sightsavers

Plus more to be confirmed soon.

Join us for another Make it Happen event
Make it Happen will help you discover new career sectors or roles that you may not have considered before. It can also help you identify unexpected career paths, highlighting the wide range of options available with your ßÏßÏÊÓƵ degree. Why not attend our other Make it Happen panel events to explore other options and help you find the best path for your future?

Wednesday 12 March 6pm - 8pm

Wednesday 19 March 6pm – 8pm

Wednesday 26 March 6pm – 8pm

Open to: All students.

Please book your place to attend this event.

Attending this event will help you gain points towards your .

By: Joseph Mcloughlin
Last updated: Tuesday, 18 February 2025