Career preparation

Our emphasis on professionalism and the development of employability along with the support of our Careers Service ensures our graduates are working all over the world in a wide range of occupations.

We can help you with applications and preparing for interviews with our wide range of resources in the careers library and specialised careers education sessions. In our IT area you can research jobs and vacancies on the internet.
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Starting your own business

If you have a fantastic idea and want to set up your own business our graduate enterprise programme can help. You can find out what it means to run a business by taking part in our enterprise development project and a wide range of entrepreneurship events.

We have first class facilities on campus for new business ventures. Since 2000, over 100 graduate business start-ups have been launched creating around 200 jobs.

Our DigitalCity Fellowships give graduates in digital and creative technologies the opportunity to develop ideas into products and business opportunities. Based in our high-tech Institute of Digital Innovation, Fellows have access to funding and specialist support.
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Knowledge Transfer Partnerships

Knowledge Transfer Partnerships (KTPs) are an real career opportunity for graduates to work in a company managing a challenging project. You benefit from excellent work experience and professional development, as well as a salary which recognises your skills.