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Newcastle University

Postgraduate Study 2017

www.ncl.ac.uk/postgraduate

Supporting you

Award-winning

careers support

The high quality of

our degrees, a focus on

developing employability

skills and our strong

reputation with business

and industry mean that

we are one of the top 20

UK universities targeted

by

The Times

Top 100

Graduate Employers*.

Find out how you can

benefit from one of the

best, largest and most

innovative careers

services in the UK.

*The Graduate Market in 2015

(High Fliers Research)

**International Student

Barometer Survey, Autumn

2015. Ranked out of 139

participating institutions

Personal careers

advice

Our professional careers advisers

provide a range of services from

one-to-one CV advice, interview

preparation, proofing job applications

and providing guidance on skills

development and job searches.

The team also runs a comprehensive

workshop programme covering

topics such as: how to succeed

at interview; understanding the

Doctorate extension programme;

and immigration routes into

graduate employment for

international students.

Jobs and work

placements

Our vacancies database advertises

hundreds of jobs, placements and

internship opportunities each year.

Approximately 1,500 employers

use this service and over 100 new

vacancies are posted online each

week. You can register to receive

personalised job alerts straight to

your e-mail inbox.

If you’re an international student,

some visa restrictions might apply,

so don’t forget to check your

eligibility with the Visa Team.

We can also help you to build work

experience via:

Newcastle Work Experience:

a scheme enabling you to

undertake a paid work placement

with a local business or within

the University

Jobs On Campus (JobsOC):

this scheme matches students

with temporary or casual work

assignments at the University,

enabling you to earn as you learn

Connecting with

employers

Each year, more than 300

international, national and local

employers visit our campus to

deliver presentations, hold interviews

and attend recruitment fairs to

attract our talented students.

These activities provide a fantastic

opportunity for you to meet recruiters

face to face, learn more about a

particular profession and find out

what you need to succeed in the

job market.

www.ncl.ac.uk/careers

How

we can

help...

Graduate

Connections

A database connecting you with

over 600 graduates now employed

in a wide range of careers. Get hints,

insight and advice on how to follow

in their footsteps.

Entrepreneurial

start-up

A dedicated team of business

advisers, entrepreneurs and

professional partners is available

to provide support and advice

on setting up and starting your

own business.

Professional

development

Our award-winning ncl+ initiative

brings together a range of paid and

unpaid opportunities that enable you

to further develop the skills in demand

by graduate employers. Just look for

the ncl+ logo across campus and

build your CV while studying.

Volunteering

A really great way to gain valuable

experience and develop skills.

We promote over 200 volunteering

activities each year.

Founderships

An innovative business start-up

package offering free work space,

funding, advice and support to

graduate entrepreneurs looking

to develop their new product,

idea or service and take it to the

next level.

Career Development

Module

The Career Development Module

gives you the opportunity to use

your work experience, volunteering

or part-time job as an accredited

part of your degree.

Specialist PhD

and international

support

There’s a dedicated PhD careers

adviser, researchers’ blog, employer

mentoring opportunities and tailored

support for international students.

Ranked in

the global top

10

for careers service**

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Good to know...

As a graduate, you can also use

the Careers Service for up to

three years after graduation.