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In addition to reaching students via our central events programme, our team can also help if you are interested in connecting with students from specific departments or faculties.
Engage with faculty clusters
Take part in events and training opportunities focused on your industry. Activities could include industry insights panels, career taster sessions, masterclasses, work shadowing opportunities, consultancy projects and more! Get in touch to discuss additional activities including more targeted events and collaborations. These activities are designed to deliver extended learning opportunities for students relevant to their degree background and career aspirations. The three faculty clusters are:
- Faculties of Life Sciences, Population Health Science, Brain Sciences and Medical Sciences – Rebecca: r.ademolake@ucl.ac.uk
- Faculties of the Built Environment, Engineering, Mathematical and Physical Sciences – Sue-Zhen: sue-zhen.yong@ucl.ac.uk
- Faculties of Laws, Arts & Humanities, Social & Historical Sciences and the IOE, UCL’s Faculty of Education and Society – John: j.braime@ucl.ac.uk
Engage with departments
We also have dedicated employer engagement opportunities within certain departments. Opportunities vary across departments, but get in touch to find out more about:
- Building closer partnerships with certain departments through promotion in regular online & social media communications
- Contributing to teaching in the academic curriculum
- Participating in bespoke employer programmes, which can include a range of events such as panel discussions, skills workshops, case study exercises, fairs and more
- Building up meaningful relationships with a specific group of students at no cost
- Facilitating placements and internships opportunities for specific students
We have embedded employer engagement Careers team members supporting:
- Internships and consultancy work for BASc Arts & Sciences students
Develop and promote internship opportunities for this unique cohort of students. Shortlisting services are available and there are opportunities for funded internships for charities, community organisations and not for profit organisations, for up to 30 days over the summer period.
Knowledge Economy Student Consultancy Project: Do you have a business problem that would benefit from a consultancy style project? As part of a core final year module, small teams of BASc students are paired with organisations to produce a full report and presentation on your business issue. Successful previous projects have included producing a marketing plan, product development, creation of a social media strategy, research or app design for example. The programme runs between September and January each year. At the end of the programme, the students will present their findings and you will receive a report for you to keep and use to advance your business. This is open to organisations of all sizes.
- Engineering Faculty
The Faculty of Engineering Sciences consists of nearly 6,000 undergraduate and postgraduate students combined. The Engineering Careers team develops opportunities to work with industry in a way that benefits both employers and students.
Covering a wide range of Engineering disciplines including Computer Science, employers participate on campus in a variety of free-of-charge career activities, including panel discussions, skills sessions and networking events, which all positively contribute to the education of our students. Our upcoming employer events for the 2022/23 academic year will focus on subjects including Robotics, Automation, Internships and careers in Research and Industry.
You can also recruit for internships and exclusive opportunities for UCL Engineering students by posting a Managed Opportunity through the “UCL Talent Bank - Engineering Scheme” on the myUCLCareers portal. Free of charge, a shortlisting service is available alongside promotion of your opportunity via newsletters and social media.
Contact the team at careers.engineering@ucl.ac.uk
If you wish to target PhD/ Post-Doc Researchers/ MRes students in the Engineering Faculty, please contact Sylwia at s.wasiak@ucl.ac.uk
- Mathematical and Physical Sciences
The Faculty of Mathematical and Physical Sciences has over 4,000 undergraduates and postgraduate taught students. A range of free events take place on campus during term time, including panel discussions, skills sessions and networking raising STEM student awareness of the range of sectors in which they can use their skills.
Upcoming events for 2022-23 will explore themes such as internships, academic research, and industry research, as well as sector insight such as finance, technology, data science, machine learning, and more.
Some events will be run in collaboration with Engineering enabling you to reach a wider range of STEM students. Speaking opportunities are available both for recruitment teams as well as speakers with direct relevant work experience, where we particularly welcome UCL alumni.
Contact Nikki at n.baxter@ucl.ac.uk
- School of Management
Work with students from the UCL School of Management both at undergraduate and Masters level by contributing to teaching in the curriculum and/or engaging on campus, free of charge.
Whether you are recruiting for permanent graduate-level positions, projects or internships, our global student community can meet the most diverse recruitment needs. Our rigorous selection criteria mean that, as a recruiter, you can be confident that much of the initial work has already been done for you.
- Advertise your vacancies: target your opportunities, internships and placements to specific courses and year groups. We will advertise your opportunities free of charge
- Raise your profile: attend our industry insight sessions, deliver company presentations, and support students by offering CV/application checking and mock interviews. You can get involved in these activities throughout the year
- Industry Projects: benefit from an independent perspective on strategic issues by harnessing the expertise of our students. We welcome projects from all industry sectors and will be happy to discuss your needs further
- Student Societies: our student societies are a vibrant part of the UCL School of Management community, led by students for students. Our Women in Management Society for example organises events designed to support our female talent reach their full potential
BSc Information Management for Business
As part of the third year Extended Project module, students can work on a consultancy project with a pre-selected organisation. The consultancy project aims to teach students to solve actual business problems using the tools and concepts learned during the IMB programme.