▼ STEP 1: Decide what you want to do
At the University of Leeds we aim to help you make well-informed choices, based on understanding of yourself, the wide range of opportunities available and the steps you need to take to pursue your choices. If you have not yet decided what you want to do, then, click on the RED links below to help you make some informed choices.
▼ STEP 2: Plan how you're going to gain the skills and experience you need
Working with personal tutors, and supported by
Leeds for Life, you need to identify the skills you're gaining through your course, and find co-curricular opportunities, such as work placements and internships, to get experience, meet potential employers, and develop knowledge that you need for your chosen career.
The University and LUU offer a truly spectacular range of opportunities through;
Leeds for Life, Spark, the University's unique, graduate business start-up service, and the wide variety of
careers fairs are just two such opportunities. Click on the
AMBER links below to start your planning.
▼ STEP 3) Compete for the career you want
The University of Leeds offers one-to-one support, together with general courses and events on completing applications, CV and interview skills or it can tailor services to your specific needs.
Whilst it's the Careers Centre that leads on the employability strategy, you'll also receive help and advice from your personal and academic tutors, and our alumni via through networking events, and together they will help to ensure that you leave Leeds with the skills, mindset and experiences that will make you valuable to a wide range of employers and industries. If you feel you are ready to compete, click on some of the GREEN links below.
