The Banking and Finance industries are notorious for opening early for applications (it’s usually in the summer or early Autumn), if you don’t want to miss out you MUST apply early, so here’s what you can do while you wait for those ‘open for application’ dates to be announced: Do your research: Decide which companies […]
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When I started my Computer Science degree at the University of Surrey, I knew I was interested in technology, but I didn’t know exactly where I wanted my career to take me. The technology industry is incredibly broad, and during my first year I often found myself exploring different areas and trying to understand where […]
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Whether you’re a first year or a graduate, summer is the perfect time to improve your employability. Here’s our 5-step guide to becoming unstoppable: Work experience doesn’t need to be directly related to your dream graduate job to be valuable. Why? Nearly 60% of the key employability skills can be gained through any type of […]
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Feeling overwhelmed by your job search? Here are some manageable steps to get you started. Whether you’re hoping to get a placement, summer internship or graduate role, there are going to be times when your academic work takes priority and your job search has to take a back seat. Or, it could be that making […]
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Each year, Mental Health Awareness Week invites us to reflect on how we support our own wellbeing and how we support others. This year’s theme of “Action” focuses on moving beyond awareness to practical, tangible steps for better mental health. Consider actions to support mental health in these categories: Mental Health in Your Career Journey […]
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16th March marks the start of Sustainability Week 2026. This year, we’re celebrating by raising awareness of who can do green jobs, (spoiler alert: it’s not just STEM subjects), and we have some information about where to start in finding green career opportunities. So, here are 3 myths we’ve busted about working in green jobs […]
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Students often believe they need direct industry experience to get a graduate job. But employers value any type of work experience or positions of responsibility where you can develop relevant transferable skills.
You will be able to develop skills including resilience, communication and problem-solving in industries not directly related to your chosen sector. You should develop an awareness of how your skills are transferable to your desired area of work.
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