Whether you're looking for part-time work to earn a bit of extra cash or gain experience, planning an internship or are seeking more permanent, graduate-level work, there is a lot of support available to help you.
Search for vacancies on myUCLCareers. This is the main job site that employers advertise positions on to recruit UCL students, recent graduates and researchers.
If you're looking for work experience that you can carry out remotely, simulated work experience opportunities can help you get an insight into what it would be like working in specific sectors and companies.
Expand your horizons and develop your global skill-set with an internship outside of the UK. Find out more about how to join the UCL Careers Global Internships Programme.
At UCL Careers we know that you get work experience through placements and internships so we wanted to give you some information to help you with this.
Overseas recruiters often require a three-way agreement between the University, the student and themselves, (as the internship provider), which may cover a range of different things depending on the role and the company.
Speaking to UCL graduates who are working in the roles or sectors you're interested in is a great way to get an insider's view on the best places to find relevant vacancies.
By volunteering you can develop skills and experience through unpaid work experience and shadowing. You also have the chance to give back to causes you believe in.
Come to an event
Many organisations will attend or run recruitment focused events to promote current vacancies in person which will give you the chance to get answers to questions that you may not find on job boards or recruitment websites.
Through a 'short guidance' appointment, you can meet one of our Careers Consultants to discuss where you've been looking so far, explore other avenues and get more tailored tips and advice on improving your own personal job search.
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