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Dentist: job description
Dentists are medical healthcare professionals who work with patients to treat dental and oral disease and injuries and to prevent dental health problems.
Immigration officer: job description
Immigration officers check whether people arriving in the UK are eligible to enter the country.
How do I get a graduate job in science, research and development?
Everything you need to know about graduate jobs with science employers and technology companies. Whether you want to know if postgraduate study will improve your options, or simply find out what your options are, you can find careers advice here.
Pharmacovigilance officer: job description
Pharmacovigilance officers (also known as drug safety officers and pharmacovigilance scientists) ensure that drugs on the market are safe for patients.
Mining engineer: job description
Mining engineers ensure that underground resources such as minerals, metals, oil and gas are extracted safely and efficiently.
Machine operator: job description
Machine operators keep the wheels of industry rolling and are a vital component in the manufacturing process.
Landscape architect: job description
Landscape architects design and plan outdoor spaces that are practical and aesthetically pleasing.
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Neurodiversity-friendly graduate employers and how to find them
Discover companies that are particularly supportive of neurodivergent employees and the answers to your questions around job-hunting and neurodiversity.
How do you answer job application questions?
Find out how to answer graduate job and application questions, which ask you to provide written responses about your competencies and motivation for applying.
Market research: graduate area of work
Graduate jobs in market research involve planning, co-ordinating and administering market research projects. You need to have excellent analytical and organisational skills.
Writer: job description
Writers produce articles, reports, books and other texts.
What can I do with a mathematics degree?
Employers see maths students as logical, numerate and committed. They are particularly sought after in the finance sector, as well as in areas such as logistics, retail and consumer products.
