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Busting seven myths about careers in the Army

Did you know that there are over 100 roles available in the Army, not just on the front line? Or that you don't need superhuman strength to sign up? Here are seven myths about life in the Army – and the truth behind them.

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From physics to fixed income at Fidelity International: a graduate’s story image

From physics to fixed income at Fidelity International: a graduate’s story

After studying physics at Imperial College London, Niamh Fenton started work as a fixed income graduate at Fidelity International. We spoke to her about the move from physics to finance, working life and her involvement with social mobility initiatives at the investment management firm.

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Five reasons to apply for a technology role at Aviva

Aviva’s technology graduates are empowered to develop themselves, make a difference and drive change within the company. Plus, you don’t need a technical background to apply.

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Busting seven myths about careers in the Army image

Busting seven myths about careers in the Army image

Busting seven myths about careers in the Army

Did you know that there are over 100 roles available in the Army, not just on the front line? Or that you don't need superhuman strength to sign up? Here are seven myths about life in the Army – and the truth behind them.

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From physics to fixed income at Fidelity International: a graduate’s story image

From physics to fixed income at Fidelity International: a graduate’s story image

From physics to fixed income at Fidelity International: a graduate’s story

After studying physics at Imperial College London, Niamh Fenton started work as a fixed income graduate at Fidelity International. We spoke to her about the move from physics to finance, working life and her involvement with social mobility initiatives at the investment management firm.

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Fidelity International

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Five reasons to apply for a technology role at Aviva image

Five reasons to apply for a technology role at Aviva image

Five reasons to apply for a technology role at Aviva

Aviva’s technology graduates are empowered to develop themselves, make a difference and drive change within the company. Plus, you don’t need a technical background to apply.

Aviva

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Aviva

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Busting seven myths about careers in the Army image

Busting seven myths about careers in the Army image

Busting seven myths about careers in the Army

Did you know that there are over 100 roles available in the Army, not just on the front line? Or that you don't need superhuman strength to sign up? Here are seven myths about life in the Army – and the truth behind them.

The Army

The Army

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The Army

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Career planning: where to begin

What is a graduate job?

Careers advice and planning

What's the difference between a graduate job, a graduate scheme, a graduate programme and an entry-level job? Understanding your options is a vital step towards the career you want.

I have a degree, now what?

If you don't know what career you want when you graduate, you may have more options than you think. There are many jobs you can do with any degree background in areas such as law, finance, IT and management.

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Fun, prospects or money: what are you looking for?

Careers advice and planning

What motivates you? Here are some ideas for careers that might satisfy your aspirations, whether you want to help people, travel, earn a big salary right from the start or create a lasting legacy.

What are the best paying jobs for graduates?

Careers advice and planning

Find out the UK’s average graduate salary, the highest paying graduate jobs and how your degree discipline could affect your earning potential.

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Finding career inspiration

Future jobs in demand: graduate career prospects for the coming years

What jobs will be in high demand in the future? See our three sets of predictions on the graduate jobs of the coming years.

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Careers that make a difference

Careers advice and planning

Find out about careers that you’ll find fulfilling and rewarding if you want to help people and make a difference.

Green careers: find a graduate job that helps the environment

Careers advice and planning

Do you want a job that will help save the planet? Find out about the range of green careers available and how employers are becoming more environmentally friendly.

Career inspiration: what famous people did with their degrees

Careers advice and planning

需要一些想法,大学毕业后做了什么?Don't miss our at-a-glance guide to the famous graduates who studied your degree subject.

Jobs with integrity: the only way is ethics

Careers advice and planning

All jobs involve some ethical dilemmas, but here’s what to consider if you want a job with integrity.

Creative careers for graduates

Careers advice and planning

Find out about jobs in the creative industries and learn how both arts and science degrees can lead to careers where you use your creativity.

The best careers you've never heard of

Thinking through your job options and want some inspiration? Here's our pick of the best off-the-beaten-path career choices.

What can I do with my degree subject?

What else can I do with an architecture degree?

Degree subjects

Architecture students have problem solving, technical and project management skills that will enable them to succeed in property, construction and a range of other careers.

What can I do with a design degree?

Degree subjects

If you’ve just graduated, or are still studying for your degree in design, you may be wondering just what kind of job you will end up with. If this is the case, then this guide is for you.

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What can I do with an English degree?

Degree subjects

English students have a lot to offer prospective employers, including well-developed communication skills, the ability to work independently, flexibility and adaptability.

What can I do with a geography degree?

Degree subjects

Find out more about the skills you will have developed, the job roles open to you and the career paths taken by other geography graduates.

What can I do with a mathematics degree?

Employers see maths students as logical, numerate and committed. They are particularly sought after in the finance sector, as well as in areas such as logistics, retail and consumer products.

What can I do with a modern languages degree?

Degree subjects

Find out about skills you will have gained from studying modern languages, get ideas for jobs you could do and find out about employment rates and popular areas of work for modern languages graduates.

What can I do with a music degree?

Degree subjects

Studying music at university prepares you for a wide variety of graduate careers as well as performing or composition, from jobs in the creative industries to teaching and working with children.

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Degree subjects

Physics students are trained to analyse evidence and handle equations. This way of thinking can be applied to many job roles, giving them the option of working in a range of industries.

What can I do with a psychology degree?

Degree subjects

Psychology graduates who want to practise as psychologists will need to go on to further study. However, they also have plenty of other career options.

Starting your own business

How to become an entrepreneur when you graduate

Careers advice and planning

Increasing numbers of students are setting up their own businesses after leaving university. Find tips on how to develop your entrepreneurial skills and learn how this will help you whatever path you choose.

Covering your living costs if you follow an alternative career path

Careers advice and planning

Thinking of starting your own business or entering a career where you’re unlikely to get a full-time, permanent job as a fresh graduate? Get our advice on ways to cover your living costs and take inspiration from our case study of actor Lily Maryon.

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Seven steps to starting a business

Careers advice and planning

Get to grips with the basics of how to start your own business as a graduate by reading our seven-step guide.

Sources of support for entrepreneurs

Careers advice and planning

Discover the support available for student and graduate entrepreneurs, whether you’ve already launched a start-up up or are just curious about whether you might enjoy doing this one day.

Entrepreneurship and business terminology busted

Careers advice and planning

Get to grips with the terminology you need to know to start your own business, from angel investors and equity to pitches and patents.

Working abroad

Working in Europe

The (current) lack of visa restrictions, similar cultures and living standards make Europe a no-brainer for graduates seeking short-term TEFL placements or longer-term graduate jobs. Just be ready for stiff competition.

Working in Asia

From technology in Japan to finance in Hong Kong, Asia’s booming economies offer a range of skilled graduate jobs. If you can get past the sometimes tricky visa restrictions, warm climes and well-paid jobs await.

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Working in the US

There are plenty of opportunities for work experience and internships in the US, but non-citizens will find it tough to secure graduate jobs.

Working in South Korea

You’ll need a work visa to get a job in South Korea. Find out how to increase your chances of applying successfully to work in South Korea.

Working in Brazil

Good Portuguese will help graduates find work in Brazil. Casual jobs are hard to come by, but international companies may have suitable roles.

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Working in Australia

Australia is a popular destination for graduates looking for a working holiday, but the government also encourages applications to live and work from those who might be able to fill the country’s skills shortages.

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Working in New Zealand

You may need to have a job secured before you travel, but New Zealand welcomes graduates seeking a short-term working holiday or a longer-term job filling one of the country’s skills shortages.

Working in Mexico

Pick up tips on how to approach job hunting in Mexico, what you’ll need to be successful and what to expect from working life.

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Working in the United Arab Emirates

UK graduates who want to work in the UAE could consider looking for a job with a multinational company that has offices there, and will benefit from tax-free earnings.

Learn from graduate employers

得到行业-leading career advice and opportunities directly from graduate employers. Discover what employers are looking for in their hiring processes and how to unleash your potential.

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