31 Dec 2022
We record as many of our events as we can, so if you missed them you can catch up afterwards. Visit the resources page of the main IP Inclusive website and filter by “Careers in Ideas” to find them.
More04 May 2022
Hear from a trainee patent attorney, working in-house at GSK, about how she found her ideal career. And there's a May 2022 opportunity to join her...
10 March 2022
What's it like to work as a patent attorney in a large multi-national company? Susan Chiappinelli will take you through a typically varied and inspiring week in GlaxoSmithKline's IP team.
23 February 2022
Here are some great reasons for choosing to work in intellectual property at the moment.
31 January 2022
There's a great podcast available to help you find out more about training to be a patent or trade mark attorney.
07 December 2021
Are you considering a career in IP? Not sure where to start? Read on...
23 February 2021
National Careers Week 2021 runs from 1 to 6 March. Here Enterprise Director Bernie tells us more about the campaign. Make sure to check out the hashtag #NCW2021 for up to date information!
08 February 2021
Are you looking for an intellectually challenging, purposeful and rewarding career, with the opportunity to use your scientific and technical skills outside of traditional career paths? Would you like to find out more about working as a patent attorney? If so, we are pleased to share a fantastic summer internship opportunity for STEM graduates.
01 December 2020
For Careers in Ideas Week (16-22 November 2020), we’re running a series of posts featuring relevant charities and community interest groups. They are organisations with an interest in promoting social mobility as well as, in many cases, other forms of diversity. In this post, we hear from the charity Stemette Futures about their work to help more women into STEM careers. You can access a full Careers in Ideas directory of outreach organisations here and read more about the listed organisations on our Careers in Ideas Week page.
13 November 2020
For Careers in Ideas Week (16-22 November 2020), we’re running a series of posts featuring relevant charities and community interest groups. They are organisations with an interest in promoting social mobility as well as, in many cases, other forms of diversity. Here’s a post from the education charity The Access Project, telling us about what they do and how IP professionals can help them reach more young people. You can access a full Careers in Ideas directory of outreach organisations here – and look out for further information about the listed organisations during Careers in Ideas Week itself.
07 October 2020
Holly Moore shares their non-traditional route to becoming a solicitor, through an apprenticeship started straight out of college.
07 February 2018
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