The “What’s Next?” podcast series aims to discuss some important and life-saving skills that are necessary in social sciences. We are two young researchers, Archana Atmakuri and Nirupama V, working in the fields of International Relations and Development Studies respectively. Through this project, we hope to help students and early career professionals in Social Sciences with the prospects and challenges in our fields.
What's Next? In Social Sciences
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The “What’s Next?” podcast series aims to discuss some important and life-saving skills that are necessary in social sciences. We are two young researchers, Archana Atmakuri and Nirupama V, working in the fields of International Relations and Development Studies respectively. Through this project, we hope to help students and early career professionals in Social Sciences with the prospects and challenges in our fields.
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August 4, 2021
Ep 15: Dev sector skills & tips for recent graduates with Women in Econ/Policy
<p>In part 2 of our interview with Smriti & Anahita, two core members of the Women in Economics/Policy community, we discuss the much-needed skills for various roles in the development sector, and some advice for recent graduates who may be finding it hard to land their dream job during these tough times. </p> <p>Thank you for tuning in! Do share the episode in your circles. </p>
July 10, 2021
Ep 14: About Women in Econ/Policy & diversity in the development sector
<p>This is part 1 of our interview with Smriti & Anahita, two core members of the Women in Econ/Policy community. In this episode, we speak about the resources they provide, the need for such communities and the need for diversity in the space. Watch out for the next episode where we they share career advice, insights on the required skills, and tips for new graduates.</p> <p>Thanks for tuning in! Do share the episode on social media. </p>
June 28, 2021
Episode 13: An Intro to Climate Change
<p>In this episode, we explore the field of climate change - the masters courses that exist, the jobs in the field, and what it's like to work in this area, with our guest Shria Goel, who is a Senior Consultant at one of the big four consulting firms. </p> <p>For links to courses and other additional resources, check out our blog for this episode at whatsnextpod.medium.com.</p> <p>Thank you for tuning in! Share this episode within your circles and on social media :) </p>
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