Why attend? | RCL 2020

Regulatory Careers Live is the only one-day careers fair in Europe dedicated to healthcare regulatory affairs.

Our careers fair is for anyone who is starting or looking to further their career in healthcare regulatory affairs no matter where they are in the profession. It is an opportunity to meet with potential future employers and get essential advice from some of the most respected and influential leaders in the field of regulatory affairs. It is aimed at professionals who have just started or are considering a career in healthcare regulatory affairs as well as life science students and recent graduates. It is the ideal opportunity to find out from experienced regulatory professionals from a wide range of backgrounds how you can develop your healthcare regulatory career, to learn about their career experiences and to gather essential tips in the recruitment process.

Today has really helped me to focus in on what direction I want to take. Some of the advice I have received has been invaluable in helping me think about the next steps.”

– Biosciences graduate at Regulatory Careers Live

Event details

Date & Time 

27 May 2020 | 12:00 – 20:00

Location 

The Atrium
University of Hertfordshire - de Havilland Campus
Mosquito Way
Hatfield, Hertfordshire, AL10 9EU

Cost / Register

The event is free to attend but requires advanced registration

Media partner

What to expect from Regulatory Careers Live

Getting there

The University of Hertfordshire's de Havilland Campus is approximately 1 hour north of London.

By train
There are fast and frequent trains from London’s King’s Cross to Hatfield (Herts) rail station or other routes from central London to St Albans City rail station. Directions can be found using the National Rail Journey Planner. From either rail station, buses run regulatory to the stops adjacent to the UH de Havilland Campus.

By car or taxi
The campus is easily reached from the A1(M).

Having a careers fair like this is going to really help young people to have a good idea about what they want to do. I wish there had been something like this 30 years ago.”

– Alistair Davidson, RCL 2016 speaker and exhibitor