Dear student,

Congratulations on working your way through your degree! You can continue to access the University's Careers Service for up to 2 years after you graduate. That includes using MyFuture, booking Careers Consultations and attending fairs and other employer events. We are open all summer and have some activities taking place over the next few weeks.

This will be the last newsletter I send you, but do follow us on social media (@QUBCareers, Facebook, Instagram) to find out about opportunities.

All the best,
Patricia

 

• Almac – Chemist, Formulation Development Scientist, Graduate Production Supervisor (Craigavon)
• Terumo BCT – Product Development Engineer (Larne)
• EY – Data Scientist Graduate Programme (Belfast)
• Tatlock & Thomson - Analytical Chemists (Fife)
• MWH - Graduate Process Engineer (Manchester)
• Reckitt - Various R&D roles (Hull)
• Air Products - Process Engineering Graduate Programme (Spain)

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A number of employers, in a range of industries, are providing bite-sized, virtual internship opportunities. Here are some examples:

• BCG – Data Science & Advanced Analytics
• BDO - Virtual Summer Insight Weeks in Tax and Audit
• Citi – Global Consumer Banking Virtual Reality
• Deloitte – Tech Consulting Virtual Experience

Find more on TheForage and Ratemyplacement - you may see some advertised on Ratemyplacement that require you to pay. At the University Careers Service, we don't advocate for these types of opportunities. 

We are offering ten fully-funded internships to students and graduates with autism.

Internships will typically be equivalent to full-time for 8-10 weeks but could stretch over a longer period with reduced hours per week.

Internships will be paid at a rate of pay that equates to at least National Minimum Wage.  

Dates, duration, working hours and location (onsite or virtual) will be at the discretion of the employer but there will be flexibility to accommodate specific requirements.

Find out more and apply

We are hosting a six-week festival of live streamed events, interactive content and online resources for our students and graduates.

You will have the opportunity to connect with employers and to access support and advice as you graduate into an altered recruitment landscape. 

As well as signposting you to available job and placement opportunities, we’ll be bringing you content themed around key employability skills and putting your FAQs to employers.

Submit a question

Tomorrow sees the launch of Development Weeks – two weeks of live events aimed at enhancing your personal and professional development outside of your lectures and classes.

Whether you want to speak more confidently in meetings, find a professional mentor or learn how to manage conflict, there is an event for you.

Browse and book Development Weeks events

Grads Get Social is a 12-week graduate training programme which is run by SERC (South East Regional College) commencing on 10th May 2021.

 The programme is aimed at graduates from all degree disciplines and, as well as offering participants 8 weeks' work experience within a social enterprise organisation, it also offers the following benefits:

£150 per week training allowance for the full 12 weeks of the programme

OCN NI Level 4 in Digital Marketing

CMI Level 3 in Stakeholder Management

If you are interested in finding out more about this programme and you would like to submit an online application, please visit the SERC website

Join the Global Leadership Forum bringing together hundreds of students across Europe, the Middle East, Africa and the Americas online for three hours to engage with a global network of visionary leaders, representing massive international brands as well as unsung heroes who make change happen in their local communities.

Queen’s have purchased a limited number of places for the online Global Leadership Forum and these are offered free of charge on a first come, first served basis.

Find more details on MyFuture

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To coincide with Gradfest2021, we are pleased to share with you an exciting system update to MyFuture, our student career management portal.

Our redesigned Employer Directory means you can view employer brands, websites, social media channels, contact details and location in one click, while our enhanced Employer Profile resource gives you the option to watch relevant employer YouTube video content and view up to six of their active jobs in one place.

Log into MyFuture and use these new features

• There is tailored information for you on the Careers website: - Information for Chemistry and Chemical Engineering students.
• We also have useful advice on the website about CVs, interviews and psychometric tests.
• If you would like some additional support, you can book an appointment to speak to a Careers Consultant via MyFuture-> Book an appointment

We want to make it as easy as possible to access careers advice and support.  If you miss a virtual workshop or session, you can re-watch via our past events page.

All our sessions are also available as podcasts. We also have a website and blog packed with useful information and resources.

Click on the links below to get started.

Listen to the Careers podcast

Watch a past event

Read the latest blog

Access the Careers site