The event line-up
Monday 3 February - Friday 28 February 2025
The Spring Careers Fest is a four-week programme of events designed to help you on your career journey.
Hear from our experts in Careers Network and meet employers from a variety of industries to find out what opportunities they are promoting; including graduate, internship, placement and volunteering roles.
This six-week programme of events includes:
- Virtual and In Person Mock Assessment Centres - Get yourself prepared and ready for any future Assessment Centres.
- Employers on Campus - Look out for free giveaways and competitions popping up all over campus. A range of employers from top organisations will be keen to speak with you.
- Start a Business - The ºÚÁÏÍø Enterprise Network (LEN) provides access to knowledge, networks and funding to help you start a business or learn entrepreneurial skills.
- Student Success Events - Helping students to succeed at and after university through Academic Success workshops, Personal Best skills sessions, and talks and workshops with our Future Talent programme for Black and Asian students.
Plus, much more! Many of these events will be in person, and some will be run through MS Teams.
These sessions will be led by our experts in the Careers Network and from employers across a variety of industries. For the latter, expect to hear from a range of top organisations who will be offering a selection of opportunities, as well as plenty of giveaways, freebies and competitions.
To see what events you can get involved in ahead of the Spring Careers Fest, log into and view the Events calendar.
Why should I attend employer events?
By taking part in our Spring Careers Fest activities, it allows you to explore various opportunities such as:
- Graduate roles.
- Placements.
- Internships.
- Vacation work.
It also gives you the opportunity to speak with employers, where you can:
- Gain inside knowledge about how the company works.
- Get top tips on how to be successful in the application process.
- Some employers will be offering students the opportunity to take part in a fast-track interview. This means you could secure your graduate role/placement position right there on the day!
Upcoming events
Check back here in 2025 to see what events are coming up!
Freedom of Expression
ºÚÁÏÍø works on an equal basis with all genuine employers and does not favour any employers, allowing for all legitimate opportunities to be available to students. We recognise that all students have the right to select their own potential future employers.  
We endeavour to provide the widest possible range of graduate, internship and placement opportunities to our students and we work in partnership with employers to achieve this. By working closely together we aim to support the business needs of recruiters as well as to deliver employment opportunities for our students. 
Organisations are welcome to attend fairs and events organised by ºÚÁÏÍø Careers Network to promote opportunities that follow the guidelines set out in this Code of Practice and where their staff adhere to the Statement of Expectations outlined, both here.
As part of the University’s commitment to freedom of expression, the University recognises the right to protest. It additionally recognises the right to freedom of assembly. Further information about what is expected from our students in relation to this is available here.