Marketing graduate jobs 2025

The marketing graduate job market can be competitive, but don’t let the competition put you off. There are things you can do to increase your chances of landing a marketing graduate job.

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To get a marketing graduate job, there are a few things you should do:

• Get a degree in marketing or a related degree like PR and communications or digital media, production & technology (although many companies welcome graduates from all academic disciplines)

• Do a marketing graduate scheme first

• Get some marketing work experience under your belt
• Research job opportunities and tailor your CV to highlight the specific skills, experience and qualifications that employers are looking for

• Go to events to network with employers

When applying for a graduate job in marketing, you’ll usually be asked to submit an online application, then do an online assessment where you’ll be tested on a range of things like your skillset and knowledge. You’ll also likely have a few rounds of interviews with different members of the organisation, so we recommend researching the company well, and practising commonly asked interview questions in the sector.

According to the complete university guide , marketing graduates can expect an entry-level salary between £18,000 and £24,000.

We’d take these figures with a pinch of salt - how much marketing graduate jobs pay depends on factors like the company and location. For example, a marketing graduate in London may earn more than a marketing graduate in Leeds.

Having a marketing degree might give you an advantage when it comes to applying for marketing graduate jobs, but it’s not always an essential – so you might just be able to land yourself a marketing graduate job with an art degree.

Many degrees can give you transferrable skills – with an art degree, you’ll most likely develop creativity, adaptability and research skills, all of which will come in handy in the marketing sector.

Marketing graduate jobs are typically advertised all year round, so for an entry-level/graduate job, you can apply in the last few months of your course, or even when you’ve graduated.

Our ‘ when to apply for graduate roles ’ guide breaks this all down.