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In this episode of the Career Zone podcast, Rachel Haddy, Employability and Placements Adviser, explores how you can find part-time jobs and shares her top tips to boost your applications. Rachel discusses where to search for roles both on and off campus, exploring sectors like hospitality and retail, and highlights opportunities through the university's Handshake platform. Plus, Rachel provides insights on how to balance work with your academic schedule, visa considerations for international students, and how to tailor your applications to stand out. Whether you're looking to earn extra income or gain valuable experience, this episode is packed with practical advice for your job search. This episode was written by Jen Hardwick and Rachel Haddy and was recorded by Rachel Haddy.   Links: Streatham/St Luke's- For paid job roles working at bars, cafes and shops on campus, students can express their interest by completing this form. Penryn- For casual jobs on campus at Penryn, you can check the FX Plus website for the latest vacancies.  You can also approach the outlets at Penryn in person. Find out more about Student Campus Partnership roles Find out more about Student Business Partnership roles here. Check out the support available from the Student Startups Team here. For international students, see advice about working in the UK here and contact the International Student Support team if you need further advice and guidance. You can book onto skills and advice sessions, including ‘Creating a Successful CV' and ‘Finding a Part-Time Job' via Handshake here. You can contact the Career Zone directly by using the Live Chat on this webpage. Transcript: Finding a part time job transcript - PDF version Finding a part time job transcript - Word version  

We're used to thinking of vaccines for individual protection. But what about a malaria jab to protect the mosquito? Transcript Finding antigens for a transmission-blocking vaccine to target is a tough job - only two have reached clinical trials. Though given to humans, these vaccines aim to disrupt the malaria lifecycle in the mosquito, and scientists have now found that Pf77 and male development gene 1 (PfMDV-1) could be potential candidates. In the lab, mice immunised with these antigens successfully developed antibodies against them. Researchers then isolated these antibodies from the mice and fed them to mosquitoes - along with malaria parasites - to test if they can inhibit parasite development. Indeed, they reduced the number of oocysts - the form of the parasite containing transmissible sporozoites - by up to 93%. And when researchers looked in Ghanaian adults naturally exposed to malaria, they found antibodies to these proteins, suggesting natural exposure could boost responses elicited by vaccination. Source Plasmodium falciparum Pf77 and male development gene 1 as vaccine antigens that induce potent transmission-reducing antibodies About The Podcast The Johns Hopkins Malaria Minute podcast is produced by the Johns Hopkins Malaria Research Institute to highlight impactful malaria research and share with the global community.

Transcript -- Annika Mombauer and Vincent Trott show you how you can do some ‘desk research’ on the history of World War One. Their task is to find out how many people died. You can use these skills to trace both the victims and survivors of shell shock.

Transcript -- Couples describe their experience of meeting ‘the one’ and staying together.

Transcript -- Couples describe their experience of meeting ‘the one’ and staying together.

Transcript -- By dissecting Wordsworth’s manuscripts and Dorothy’s journals we can see what experiences had the biggest impact on his poetry.

Transcript -- By dissecting Wordsworth’s manuscripts and Dorothy’s journals we can see what experiences had the biggest impact on his poetry.

Transcript -- We've all read about them from venture philanthropists to reclusive millionaires but what really motivates major donors, and how can you harness their generosity for your good cause? Hear what leading strategic consultant Theresa Lloyd has to say on the subject. Here she talks about the factors that drive these individuals to share their wealth, making some telling comparisons between the UK and US experience of philanthropy. She explore what kind of causes major donors support, and why.

Transcript -- Finding out who someone is and spelling their name

Transcript -- OU students talking about how they found the space and time to study, and what has kept them motivated.

Transcript -- OU students talking about how they found the space and time to study, and what has kept them motivated.

Transcript -- Finding out the toughness result of different materials, such as the steel used in pipelines.

Transcript -- Finding out the toughness result of different materials, such as the steel used in pipelines.

Transcript -- Jonathan Leach of the course team explains why identity and relationships are important when trying to work through mental health issues.

Transcript -- Finding solutions to subtle and complex problems. Exploring how chemicals impact the environment.

Transcript -- Finding solutions to subtle and complex problems. Exploring how chemicals impact the environment.

Transcript -- The rules of working in South Africa and the role of the passbook.

Transcript -- The rules of working in South Africa and the role of the passbook.