The Careers Adviser with responsibility for School of Engineering and Physical Sciences and Institute of Petroleum Engineering students is:
Keith Kilgore (Room SR 1.06)
Book an appointment if you want to speak to Keith about your future career plans.
The resources on this web page have been selected to provide you with the best tools to help you with your career planning as well as the application process.
To help you make an informed career choice Prospects have compiled comprehensive profiles on jobs and occupations throughout most sectors of industry and commerce. Each profile includes the following information:
Discover career options relevant to your degree subject on the Prospects website. Don't forget - a wide variety of career options are open to students with 'any degree' subject! Find out:
AgencyCentral - Access to recruitment agencies for graduates.
European Organisation for Nuclear Research (CERN) - The "Job Opportunities" page lists down vacancies for fellowships, associates and students.
Institute of Physics - Global opportunities for professionals working in Physics
TARGETjobs - Everything you need to know about graduate jobs with science employers and technology companies. Whether you want to know whether postgraduate study will improve your graduate science job options, or what science work you can do with your degree, you can find careers advice here.
Below is a selection of employers that recruit Physics graduates.
European Organisation for Nuclear Research (CERN) - As the world's largest particle physics centre, CERN encourages physicists to explore and provides them with the necessary tools. The "Job Opportunities" page lists down vacancies for fellowships, associates and students.
Prospects Employability Guide - Student employability profile; giving the qualities, attributes and skills looked for by employers in the Engineering industry.