Event

Networking for Creative Careers: Why it matters and how to get started. With Creative Dundee.

Not sure where to start with networking or how important it is? Hear from Creative Producer, Claire Dufour of Creative Dundee about how networking can help you meet people, gain insights, and open doors in the creative industries,right from the very beginning of your career.

Wednesday 21 October 2026

Date
Wednesday 21 October 2026, 12:00 - 13:00
Price
Free to attend
Booking required?
Yes

Not sure where to start with networking or how important it is? Hear from Creative Producer, Claire Dufour of Creative Dundee about how networking can help you meet people, gain insights, and open doors in the creative industries,right from the very beginning of your career.

Creative careers are built on more than talent alone. Networking can help you discover opportunities, learn from others, and build valuable connections throughout your career. Sometimes it can be tricky to know how to get started or feel confident enough to take your first steps into networking. 

Join us for a session exploring the role networking plays in the creative industries with some tips on how to do it. This will be followed by a Q&A with a creative professional working in Dundee, Claire Dufour. This is a relaxed and informal session designed for students at any stage on any course, whether you're just starting to think about your future or already planning your next steps. You're welcome to ask questions and join the discussion, or simply listen and learn from others. This event is part of our Creative Careers series.

Location:  

  • To be confirmed.

Which Graduate attributes will be developed?

  • Resilient, adaptable and flexible;
  • Entrepreneurial and critical thinkers; and 
  • Professional communicators using appropriate formats in different contexts.

Target Audience:

  • University of Dundee students on any course interested in a creative career.
  • University of Dundee alumni who are interested in a creative career.
  • May particularly suit students in DJCAD, Philosophy, History, Creative Writing, Film and English.

The Careers Service facilitates presentations from a range of employers, study providers and voluntary organisations in order to inform students about the opportunities available to them. The views and opinions expressed in these presentations are those of the organisation(s) and do not necessarily represent the views of the Careers Service.

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Enquiries

Alison Mackay

Career Service Contact

+44 1382 384017

[email protected]
Event category Careers and employability