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New year, new career? Let the Graduate Careers Club support you! 

As we approach a new year, there’s no better time to focus on your future. Whether you’re still searching for a graduate-level role, thinking of a career change, or just exploring your options, Northumbria’s Graduate Futures team are here to support you through every step of your journey. 

We recognise that post-university life can be challenging, and that’s why we offer free, tailored support for up to five years after you graduate. As part of the Graduate Careers Club, you’ll have access to: 

  • Graduate vacancies with local, regional, national, and international employers. 
  • Personalised one-to-one support in graduate appointments, both in-person and online. 
  • Exclusive graduate resources in Careers Online. 
  • Employer events, fairs, and workshops. 

Welcome to the club! January events  

Join us for our Graduate Careers Club sessions in January. These exclusive graduate events are designed to welcome you to the Club and outline the support available to you. You’ll be able to get to know our advisers and network with fellow graduates. Choose from: 

  • 14 January, 5-6pm: On-campus session.  
  • 16 January, 1-2pm: Online session – perfect if you can’t get to Newcastle.  

These events are open to recent graduates (up to five years from graduation). Bookings will open in JobsOnline soon, so make sure you’ve registered. You can find information about how to register on the Information for Graduates web pages.   

For full details, visit our Information for Graduates web pages. Remember, even if you don’t feel like you need support right now, we’re here whenever you’re ready – for the next five years. 

 

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