Tia Hughes

MSc Sustainable Business student at the University of Liverpool, with a First-Class undergraduate degree in BA (Hons) Geography. My academic background encompasses environmental policy, corporate responsibility and sustainable development, with a strong focus on climate action, justice and the governance of complex global challenges. Key MSc modules include Environmental and Sustainability Policy, Responsible Marketing, Measuring and Disclosing Sustainability, Sustainable Supply Chain Management, Responsible Leadership, and Enterprise, Corporate Governance and Sustainability. Notable projects include a Fast Fashion Behaviours and Campaign Strategy Report in collaboration with the University of Liverpool Sustainability Team, contributing directly to the University’s sustainability strategy through the Living Labs programme, as well as a Responsible Marketing Case Study with Procter & Gamble, “Pampers for the Planet: Balancing Care, Convenience, and Responsibility”. My undergraduate dissertation, “Cultural Heritage Under Attack: Evaluating the Impact of International Cultural Heritage Law in Areas of Contemporary Conflict”, achieved 75% (Upper First-Class) and explored the intersection of environmental governance, law and cultural heritage protection. Fieldwork in Wales, Belfast, and Barcelona further developed my research, analysis, and interpersonal skills. Professional experience includes working as a Career Coach within the University of Liverpool Careers & Employability team, providing peer-to-peer support to students and representing the University at conferences and careers fairs. Skilled in communication, public speaking, and stakeholder engagement, with a strong commitment to empowering others to achieve their career goals. Additional experience in the hospitality, retail/sales, and customer service industries further compounds a diverse and highly transferable skillset. Currently seeking a graduate role or early career opportunity in areas of interest suc