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Hotels: area of work
Hotel management opportunities for graduates can be found worldwide.
Payroll, benefits and compensation: area of work
In a graduate career as a payroll officer, you’ll make sure employees are paid on time and sort out benefits packages.
Entertainment and leisure: area of work
Make leisure your business and entertain the general public.
Pharmaceuticals and biotechnology
Discovering, developing, manufacturing and marketing new compounds for use in medicine, agriculture and industry.
Health and fitness: area of work
Graduate career prospects are healthy in this expanding sector.
Restaurants: area of work
The UK restaurant industry has a lot to offer job hunting graduates, with plenty of employers to choose from and the possibility of setting up your own business.
Retention/talent management: area of work
Graduates in careers in retention and talent management help large organisations to attract, retain and develop the best people.
Visitor attractions: area of work
In a graduate career working on visitor attractions, you could play a part in attracting tourism to the UK and supporting regional economies.
Adventure tourism: area of work
From Aberystwyth to the Atacama, you can make an exciting graduate career in adventure tourism.
Occupational psychology: area of work
A graduate career in occupational psychology involves applying psychology to workplace issues such as recruitment and training.
Your first job in recruitment consulting: typical tasks graduates can expect
What graduates do in their first few months at a recruitment agency, plus what a typical day is like in recruitment consulting.
Scientific postgraduate study: MSc, MRes or PhD?
Getting a science postgraduate qualification could set you off on a budding academic or commercial research career or put you on the right path to getting a graduate science job in a specialist area. Find out what you could do and how to weigh up the benefits.
