Student life
Career support
The careers service trains every student in applications, networking and interviews, offers filmed mock interviews and personal career advice, and stays available to graduates for life.
What the career centre offers
Compulsory training
Applications, networking, interviews and assessment centres: case presentations, pitching, group dynamics, virtual interviews.
Mock interviews
Individual, filmed and debriefed. The format that helps most, and the most uncomfortable.
Individual advice
Advisers available all year, on campus and remotely, to work on a professional project rather than a curriculum vitae.
Work on yourself
Self-assessment and work on professional identity at master's level. Knowing which practitioner you want to be matters as much as knowing how to apply.
Access for life
Access to the careers service is included in tuition and stays open after graduation, because a career change, setting up in private practice or moving sector often comes years later.