Services we offer

We do not offer services to graduates of other universities. Non-University of Bath graduates are not eligible to book our appointments, attend drop-ins and events, or access our resources.

We can recommend some open-access support services which are suitable for recent graduates.

Open-access resources and events

Resources

Use Prospects, a well-researched careers website, to help you consider your options. It has useful information such as job profiles to help you research potential careers.

Use the online tool, Prospects Career Planner to help you think about yourself and what kind of work might suit you. It can help to generate new ideas.

Bright Network is a graduate careers website with diversity central to its mission. It prides itself on supporting graduates from a wide range of backgrounds. This includes first-generation university graduates and graduates from ethnic minorities.

Recruitment fairs

Some UK universities hold summer graduate recruitment fairs between April and early July. Some fairs may be open to graduates of any university, but you will need to check this. Summer fairs usually promote remaining employer vacancies.

Search for fairs on Prospects and filter using 'Graduates' to find the right events.

Opportunities

• Use online jobs board to search for job opportunities
• Contact your university to see if they promote opportunities relevant to you
• Prospects advertises graduate opportunities
• Find out where else to look using the job profiles on Prospects

Advice and guidance

Your own university

We recommend that you contact your own university's careers service to ask about graduate services. Check, or ask about service availability as provision for graduates varies. For example, some universities will only offer services to those who have graduated within a certain time. Some services may charge a fee.

National Careers Service

The National Careers Service is a free government service for people living in England. It is not a graduate-only service. They offer information for people aged 13 and over. You can arrange a web chat or a telephone call with one of their advisers.