| Host Institution |
Lund University |
|---|---|
| Mode | Online |
| Period | 2026-12-16 17:00:00 — 2026-12-16 18:00:00 |
| Duration | 1 hour |
| Location | Online |
| Target Groups | Master students; PhD students; Undergraduate students |
| Contact Person | Michael Rübsamen michael.rubsamen@iko.lu.se |
Explore practical strategies to prepare for job interviews and approach professional conversations and negotiations with greater confidence!
The aim with this online seminar targeting Bachelor's, Master's and PhD students, is to prepare students for a successful transition into the workforce by equipping them with essential interpersonal skills for professional success.
The primary objective is to develop confidence and readiness to improve interview and negociation skills such as:
The soft skills seminar is designed to help students go beyond academic knowledge to develop and boost interpersonal and career readiness skills.
Through practical and engaging online sessions participants will engage with career development experts and peers on essential themes such as effective communication, emotional resilience, professional networking and job interview strategies - topics that are increasingly relevant for employability and meaningful career building.
Speakers: Pernilla Thellmark, Lund University
Host: Michael Rübsamen, Lund University
Zoom link will be provided through email, closer to the seminar.
The EUGLOH Soft Skills Seminar Series is an EUGLOH Career Network initiative designed by University of Porto, Lund University, University of Szeged and University of Alcalá in order to help students from all EUGLOH partner universities go beyond academic knowledge and boost the interpersonal and career readiness skills needed in today’s evolving job market.
Through practical, interactive, engaging and diverse line-up online sessions, participants will engage with career development experts and peers on essential themes such as effective communication, emotional resilience, professional networking and job interview strategies - topics that are increasingly relevant for employability and meaningful career building.