Which Career?

Graduate Careers:

Sometimes, your career choice will be obvious. You studied economics, so you should end up somewhere in the banking field. But sometimes you already know that is not for you. Take a look around here to get some tips on the careers out there.

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Graduate Careers: Videos

Sharon Durant

My name is Sharon Durant and I am a vocal leader and songwriter which just means I work with various age groups of people and help them to sing. I’m employed and self-employed aswell. So ...

Rob Palmer

I’m Robert Palmer, I’m a geologist and I work head of Stancombe office in Bristol. Well, in front of me here I’ve just got a, there’s an old drill bit here. Similar ...

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Company Profile

GRANT THORNTON LLP:
Everyone's different. Fortunately so are we.

We focus on being a bold and positive leader in our chosen markets and within the accounting profession. We’re the UK’s fifth largest accountancy firm, with 29 UK offices and 4,400 staff, providing advice to clients of every description. We’ve got a presence in over 100 different countries, so there’s the potential for international exposure and scope to realise your ambitions.

Graduate Employers:

From the NHS through to JP Morgan, there are countless employers out there that will hire graduates fresh out of University. Here’s a list of some of the many out there and some information about them.

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Graduate Careers: Videos

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Graduate Employers

Logica:
WELCOME TO A WORLD OF WONDERMENT

If you can’t decide whether to continue with your studies or embark on a career, this is your golden ticket to the best of both worlds. With our Sponsored BA (Hons) Business Management degree, you’ll see the most amazing things; you’ll learn the most marvellous skills. It’s a truly unique programme that will enable you to earn and learn, all at the same time. And it starts in September 200

Logica: WELCOME TO A WORLD OF WONDERMENT

Careers Advice: Salaries

What are the top paying jobs for new graduates?

According to the Destinations of Leavers from Higher Education (DLHE) survey carried out on the 2007 first degree cohort six months after graduation, for all types of work, Protective service officers commanded the highest average salary, at 25,053.