Enhance your employability
UCL Careers
Find your future with UCL Careers. Explore your options, develop your skills, connect with employers and get expert careers advice.
11,000 vacancies posted on myUCLCareers, 2024/25
264 employer events on campus, 2024/25
Entrepreneurship
Entrepreneurship training and support
Build new skills to get ahead in your career, get a head-start on working for yourself, or develop your own impactful venture.
410+ student startups created at UCL over 5 years
HE-BCI 2020 to 20252,200+ people employed in these student startups
HE-BCI 2020 to 2025
Stay in education
Interested in further study?
Interested in continuing your studies or moving into research / academia after your course? UCL Careers can help you explore options and funding sources, find courses and research opportunities, and support with the application process.
Further study and researchThe amazing UCL Careers service played a key role in shaping my professional journey. From CV reviews to careers guidance, I was regularly in touch with the team to book appointments before submitting applications or having interviews.
Gain experience
Become a Transition Mentor
Transition and Senior Mentors play an important role in supporting first-year undergraduate students feel at home and make a successful start at UCL. Find out how you can join the team.
Work with Access and Widening Participation
The Access and Widening Participation Office (AWPO) has many opportunities for UCL students work on our activities.
Become a Student Ambassador
Want to help new students, meet new people, and get paid? Apply for the UCL Welcome Ambassador Programme! As a Welcome Ambassador, you'll become an essential part of Welcome for new students.
The input we've had from UCL has been pivotal in growing our business. Not just in giving us a physical base, but also in the support we received from the startup experts - they helped us access finance and explore different markets.
Progress from within
Some students find their next opportunity at UCL. Morgan came to UCL to study a Master’s in Cancer. She was then hired as a technician at UCL for two years. After that, she continued onto a PhD at the UCL Cancer Institute. Follow her story.
