Eleanor Stubley
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Zulfiqar Deo
Eleanor spent her micro internship researching and writing about the refugee experience. She completed four pieces of work in one week. One blog article informing policy makers about issues of concern for the refugee community. A second article highlighting refugee artists who made a positive contribution to our society. She also participated in a podcast about her work with us. Finally, she successfully completed a foundation course in digital journalism certified by Reuters Foundation. This micro internship was organised by the Oxford University Careers Service.
Robyn-Lee Murphy
Eleanor was nominated for Personal Skills Award (PSA) ‘Student of the Year’ by a panel of careers professionals due to an exceptional performance at interview, as part of the PSA assessment process. Eleanor was one of only 16 students (out of 99) who was nominated for this award, which is a fantastic achievement and a testament to her ability to articulate her skills and experiences effectively. Eleanor has immersed herself in extra-curricular activities whilst at Birmingham, focusing on positions which have had a positive impact on her fellow students’ experience. She has held committee roles within student groups in the Guild, such as Fundraising Representative for the Global Brigades Society and Social Representative for MedSoc Women’s Rugby. Within these roles she has supported and encouraged her peers, developing skills such as communication and organisation. Another way in which Eleanor has helped others is through her work as a Peer Assisted Study Session (PASS) Leader where she has supported student learning, delivering sessions for fellow Biomedical Science students. Eleanor has the ability to take on new opportunities and use her own initiative, this is evidenced by her commitment to the successful podcast ‘Law Talks’, which she co-produces. Throughout the PSA assessment process Eleanor has demonstrated a good understanding of the importance of self-reflection and personal development. I have no hesitation in recommending Eleanor, on behalf of the Personal Skills Award Team.
Zulfiqar Deo
Eleanor spent her micro internship researching and writing about the refugee experience. She completed four pieces of work in one week. One blog article informing policy makers about issues of concern for the refugee community. A second article highlighting refugee artists who made a positive contribution to our society. She also participated in a podcast about her work with us. Finally, she successfully completed a foundation course in digital journalism certified by Reuters Foundation. This micro internship was organised by the Oxford University Careers Service.
Robyn-Lee Murphy
Eleanor was nominated for Personal Skills Award (PSA) ‘Student of the Year’ by a panel of careers professionals due to an exceptional performance at interview, as part of the PSA assessment process. Eleanor was one of only 16 students (out of 99) who was nominated for this award, which is a fantastic achievement and a testament to her ability to articulate her skills and experiences effectively. Eleanor has immersed herself in extra-curricular activities whilst at Birmingham, focusing on positions which have had a positive impact on her fellow students’ experience. She has held committee roles within student groups in the Guild, such as Fundraising Representative for the Global Brigades Society and Social Representative for MedSoc Women’s Rugby. Within these roles she has supported and encouraged her peers, developing skills such as communication and organisation. Another way in which Eleanor has helped others is through her work as a Peer Assisted Study Session (PASS) Leader where she has supported student learning, delivering sessions for fellow Biomedical Science students. Eleanor has the ability to take on new opportunities and use her own initiative, this is evidenced by her commitment to the successful podcast ‘Law Talks’, which she co-produces. Throughout the PSA assessment process Eleanor has demonstrated a good understanding of the importance of self-reflection and personal development. I have no hesitation in recommending Eleanor, on behalf of the Personal Skills Award Team.
Zulfiqar Deo
Eleanor spent her micro internship researching and writing about the refugee experience. She completed four pieces of work in one week. One blog article informing policy makers about issues of concern for the refugee community. A second article highlighting refugee artists who made a positive contribution to our society. She also participated in a podcast about her work with us. Finally, she successfully completed a foundation course in digital journalism certified by Reuters Foundation. This micro internship was organised by the Oxford University Careers Service.
Robyn-Lee Murphy
Eleanor was nominated for Personal Skills Award (PSA) ‘Student of the Year’ by a panel of careers professionals due to an exceptional performance at interview, as part of the PSA assessment process. Eleanor was one of only 16 students (out of 99) who was nominated for this award, which is a fantastic achievement and a testament to her ability to articulate her skills and experiences effectively. Eleanor has immersed herself in extra-curricular activities whilst at Birmingham, focusing on positions which have had a positive impact on her fellow students’ experience. She has held committee roles within student groups in the Guild, such as Fundraising Representative for the Global Brigades Society and Social Representative for MedSoc Women’s Rugby. Within these roles she has supported and encouraged her peers, developing skills such as communication and organisation. Another way in which Eleanor has helped others is through her work as a Peer Assisted Study Session (PASS) Leader where she has supported student learning, delivering sessions for fellow Biomedical Science students. Eleanor has the ability to take on new opportunities and use her own initiative, this is evidenced by her commitment to the successful podcast ‘Law Talks’, which she co-produces. Throughout the PSA assessment process Eleanor has demonstrated a good understanding of the importance of self-reflection and personal development. I have no hesitation in recommending Eleanor, on behalf of the Personal Skills Award Team.
Zulfiqar Deo
Eleanor spent her micro internship researching and writing about the refugee experience. She completed four pieces of work in one week. One blog article informing policy makers about issues of concern for the refugee community. A second article highlighting refugee artists who made a positive contribution to our society. She also participated in a podcast about her work with us. Finally, she successfully completed a foundation course in digital journalism certified by Reuters Foundation. This micro internship was organised by the Oxford University Careers Service.
Robyn-Lee Murphy
Eleanor was nominated for Personal Skills Award (PSA) ‘Student of the Year’ by a panel of careers professionals due to an exceptional performance at interview, as part of the PSA assessment process. Eleanor was one of only 16 students (out of 99) who was nominated for this award, which is a fantastic achievement and a testament to her ability to articulate her skills and experiences effectively. Eleanor has immersed herself in extra-curricular activities whilst at Birmingham, focusing on positions which have had a positive impact on her fellow students’ experience. She has held committee roles within student groups in the Guild, such as Fundraising Representative for the Global Brigades Society and Social Representative for MedSoc Women’s Rugby. Within these roles she has supported and encouraged her peers, developing skills such as communication and organisation. Another way in which Eleanor has helped others is through her work as a Peer Assisted Study Session (PASS) Leader where she has supported student learning, delivering sessions for fellow Biomedical Science students. Eleanor has the ability to take on new opportunities and use her own initiative, this is evidenced by her commitment to the successful podcast ‘Law Talks’, which she co-produces. Throughout the PSA assessment process Eleanor has demonstrated a good understanding of the importance of self-reflection and personal development. I have no hesitation in recommending Eleanor, on behalf of the Personal Skills Award Team.
Credentials
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Introduction to Digital Journalism
ReutersMar, 2023- Oct, 2024 -
International Humanitarian Law in Theory and Practise
CourseraAug, 2022- Oct, 2024
Experience
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Law Talks Podcast
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United Kingdom
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Education
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1 - 100 Employee
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Host and Co-Founder
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Jan 2021 - Present
Law Talks is a monthly podcast with the goal to demystify the complexities of law, providing insights and guidance to educate and empower aspiring lawyers. To date, we've had over 96,000 listens across 32 episodes. Law Talks is a monthly podcast with the goal to demystify the complexities of law, providing insights and guidance to educate and empower aspiring lawyers. To date, we've had over 96,000 listens across 32 episodes.
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Crimson Education
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New Zealand
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Education Management
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700 & Above Employee
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Tutor
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Apr 2023 - Present
Supporting and providing advice for those applying for Law or Biomedical Science at university, with a current rating of 5/5. Supporting and providing advice for those applying for Law or Biomedical Science at university, with a current rating of 5/5.
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University of Oxford
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United Kingdom
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Research Services
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700 & Above Employee
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Summer School Assistant for International Human Rights Law MSc and Summer School
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Jun 2023 - Aug 2023
Facilitated seminars and events, co-ordinated meetings and was the first point of contact for student queries. Facilitated seminars and events, co-ordinated meetings and was the first point of contact for student queries.
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Medic Mind
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United Kingdom
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Education Administration Programs
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1 - 100 Employee
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Tutor
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Dec 2021 - Jul 2023
Providing advice and guidance for the law university admissions process. Providing advice and guidance for the law university admissions process.
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BizGees
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United Kingdom
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Financial Services
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1 - 100 Employee
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Intern
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Mar 2023 - Mar 2023
Undertook an in-depth exploration of the refugee experience, producing a comprehensive set of resources including: a blog-style writing piece, podcast interview, and infographic. In particular, I focused on the access to justice, as well as the life and accomplishments of Ruth Prawer Jhabvala – an award- winning artistic refugee. Undertook an in-depth exploration of the refugee experience, producing a comprehensive set of resources including: a blog-style writing piece, podcast interview, and infographic. In particular, I focused on the access to justice, as well as the life and accomplishments of Ruth Prawer Jhabvala – an award- winning artistic refugee.
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Garden Court Chambers
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United Kingdom
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Law Practice
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100 - 200 Employee
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Barrister Shadowing
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Jan 2022 - Jan 2022
Shadowed a barrister in a multi-defendant homicide case at the Old Bailey, which involved discussions of complicity in the criminal law. Shadowed a barrister in a multi-defendant homicide case at the Old Bailey, which involved discussions of complicity in the criminal law.
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Host Staffing
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United Kingdom
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Staffing and Recruiting
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100 - 200 Employee
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Waitress
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Jul 2021 - 2022
Worked in various hospitality settings; such as weddings, cafes and Henley Royal Regatta. Worked in various hospitality settings; such as weddings, cafes and Henley Royal Regatta.
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Landmark Chambers
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United Kingdom
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Law Practice
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100 - 200 Employee
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Mini Pupillage
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Feb 2021 - Feb 2021
Observed property law cases, gaining a practical insight into crafting persuasive closing arguments. The exposure to real-world legal proceedings enhanced my knowledge base and instilled a deeper appreciation for effective advocacy in property law. Observed property law cases, gaining a practical insight into crafting persuasive closing arguments. The exposure to real-world legal proceedings enhanced my knowledge base and instilled a deeper appreciation for effective advocacy in property law.
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Oxford Combined Court Centre
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United Kingdom
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Government Administration
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1 - 100 Employee
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Legal Work Experience
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Nov 2018 - Nov 2018
Observed several cases at the Oxford Combined Court Centre. I was granted a front-row seat to witness the compelling advocacy of barristers across diverse and complex cases. Observed several cases at the Oxford Combined Court Centre. I was granted a front-row seat to witness the compelling advocacy of barristers across diverse and complex cases.
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Bircham Dyson Bell
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United Kingdom
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Law Firm Work Experience
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Feb 2018 - Feb 2018
Sharpened my analytical abilities by evaluating legal documents and observing meetings with various charities. During the placement, I familiarised myself with the BDB computer system, broadening my technical skills. Observing the application of law within the charity sector provided valuable insights, fundamentally broadening my perspectives on legal matters. Sharpened my analytical abilities by evaluating legal documents and observing meetings with various charities. During the placement, I familiarised myself with the BDB computer system, broadening my technical skills. Observing the application of law within the charity sector provided valuable insights, fundamentally broadening my perspectives on legal matters.
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Harcourt Chambers
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United Kingdom
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Legal Services
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1 - 100 Employee
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Chambers Work Experience
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Jul 2017 - Jul 2017
Spent three days shadowing a family law barrister where I had the opportunity to delve into the practical aspects of legal proceedings. I attended client meetings, carefully reviewed case decisions – particularly those pertaining to child protection – and closely observed court proceedings. Spent three days shadowing a family law barrister where I had the opportunity to delve into the practical aspects of legal proceedings. I attended client meetings, carefully reviewed case decisions – particularly those pertaining to child protection – and closely observed court proceedings.
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Education
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2022 - 2025
University of Oxford
Bachelor of Arts - BA, Law -
2019 - 2022
University of Birmingham
Bachelor of Science - BS, Biomedical Sciences -
St Helen and St Katharine
Biology A Level, Chemistry A Level and Politics A Level, A*A*A*
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