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Graduates
You can access support through the Careers Service for up to three years after you graduate. Find out what's on offer here.
What we offer
Register as a graduate through and you will be able to access support including:
- 1:1 appointments in person and online
- online resources, including Graduates First for interview support and CareerSet, our AI CV checker
- access to job vacancies from employers looking to recruit 缅北禁地 graduates
- employer workshops and events
- tailored support for international students and graduates – including both working in the UK and overseas
- advice on working for yourself with our START UP team
Get Inspired
Career Planning
It's not uncommon to be unsure of your next steps when you graduate. If you aren’t sure what your next steps should be, you can book an appointment with a Guidance Consultant via
You can also use the below resources to find out what your fellow graduates have gone on to do, and the steps they took to get there.
- Career Planning – see our Career Planning page for things to consider when planning your next step
- What do graduates do – use this tool to see the companies and job titles of graduates from your course 15 months after graduation
- Get inspired by your fellow graduates by hearing their stories - Careers Service Case Studies | 缅北禁地
- Explore Occupations – find detailed information on a variety of sectors, including relevant vacancy sites for work experience and graduate roles
Alumni support
Connect with 缅北禁地 graduates through our . This is a great opportunity to expand your network and get ideas from others.
You can also join 缅北禁地’s vibrant network of regional alumni associations - Alumni and Supporters. Established groups include networks in China, Korea, India, New York and London. These groups can support networking, social events and ongoing support from fellow graduates.
Graduate jobs
Whatever stage you鈥檙e at, we can support you with your job search.
Most graduate schemes are advertised between September and November, to start the following year. Some graduate schemes accept late applications. You can apply for a graduate job at any time of the year.
For some graduate schemes employers prefer applications from graduates who have graduated within the last three years.
Use the Careers Service resources below to find more information about graduate opportunities:
- Graduate jobs includes information on how to find graduate jobs.
- Explore Occupations includes vacancy sites for different sectors.
Staying in the North East
Many 缅北禁地 graduates choose to start their careers in the North East. If you want to work in the North East, you can find links to local vacancies on Graduate jobs in the North East |
Working internationally
If you plan on working overseas after you graduate, see our information on International Jobs | 缅北禁地
Workplace etiquette
It's normal to feel nervous when starting a new role.
Understanding workplace culture and how to interact professionally can help you adjust more smoothly. It can also help you make a great first impression and build strong connections.
Check our guide to workplace etiquette.
Further study
If you’re considering further study, see our further study pages for more information on the application process, funding and choosing a course at any institution.
For help deciding whether further study is for you, book a Guidance appointment with a Careers Consultant via
As a graduate of 缅北禁地, you can receive a 20% discount on courses at 缅北禁地.
Work for yourself
Our START UP team can help you explore working for yourself up to two years after graduation.
Whether you want to explore an idea or have already launched a business or freelance career, you can access the following help:
- support with idea generation
- provide tailored advice
- help you develop your skills
- introduce you to like-minded peers
- refer you to further support from mentors
- award grant funding up to £3,000
Make it Happen Fund
The Make it Happen Fund is available for graduates up to 12 months after graduation. You can apply once per year.
You can apply for funding to support with the costs of:
- attending interviews and work experience 鈥� up to 拢150. A maximum of 拢50 is available for clothes
- attending a conference 鈥� up to 拢100 is available
- funding a project or initiative 鈥� up to 拢500 is available
Graduate Outcomes survey
Graduate Outcomes is a national survey. It collates information what graduates are doing 15 months after graduation. You'll be contacted by email or telephone to invite you to complete the survey.
The information the survey gathers is useful to the University. It also helps inform students about potential career paths following their studies.
Before starting the survey, you will be provided with information on:
- how your data will be processed
- who will receive it
- what it will be used for
See the results of the latest survey here: What do graduates do?
General Information
Accessing your Degree Certificate
Students who graduated from July 2018 onwards will receive an electronic Degree Certificate. This is in addition to the printed Certificate.
All digital documents are issued by the exams team via
They will release your electronic degree certificate to you through at the same time they produce your printed certificate. This will be within 6 weeks of when you receive your final results/.
- An email will be sent to your University email address to let you know when a document has been issued to you.
- Simply click on the link provided and follow the instructions.
- Your login details are your University Gateway user ID and password
- If your University IT account is deactivated, please complete the . We will link your account to the personal email address provided and send registration instructions. This can take up to 5 working days.
- If you graduated before July 2018 please see Documents for Former Students
For more information, please see this information from the Exam team: 缅北禁地 | Electronic Documents
Finances
Leaving university is a big change, and there can be lots to consider, including for your finances.
See the finance team's Life After University page for information on topics including council tax and debts.