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Looking for your ideal graduate job?

Looking for your ideal graduate job?

You can access support from the Careers and Employment Service for three years after graduation. This includes access to JobsOnline on NU TARGETconnect, sign up to find vacancies and graduate internships. Thousands of jobs are advertised every year across a wide range of sectors and once you sign up you can set your preferences to receive email alerts of your chosen sector vacancies.

Employers are actively targeting Northumbria graduates through JobsOnline and many also come onto campus to meet students and graduates.  If you’re in the region, meeting employers on campus can give you an insight into an organisation and their recruitment process and provides an advantage when making an application. Click here to find out more.

To find out more about about what the Careers and Employment Service can offer you, as a graduate, visit northumbria.ac.uk/careers or connect with us on our social media channels:

  • Facebook: /NUCareers
  • Twitter: @NUCareers
  • Instagram: @NUCareers

If you are thinking about working for yourself (freelancing or running a business) or are already self-employed the University's Student and Graduate Enterprise team can help you. The team offers start-up support and enterprise workshops, to find out more contact them directly at nu.enterprise@northumbria.ac.uk.

 

Get careers support on the move

Download the NU Careers app to get access to careers help on the go. Whether you’re looking for your first graduate role or you are in your first management post you will find resources on here that can help you. Downloading the app is quick and easy - watch our video to find out how.

Once you have downloaded the app, take the ‘Career Pulse’ employability quiz. You will discover your employability score and receive a personalised report highlighting areas for you to work on and a programme of activities to follow. Topics include workplace skills, hunting for jobs and preparing for work and following these programmes in the Careers Employability Award will help you to develop the skills most in demand by graduate employers and help you to discover your strengths and achievements. 

Take action now and go on an interactive journey empowering you to take control of your career direction, download the app and click on Career Pulse. Access is part of our support available to Northumbria graduates who completed their course within the past three years.


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