Graduate Projects

The opportunities may be paid, educational or voluntary. We also promote activities for educational and professional development, for example conferences and mentoring. We aim to enrich the capabilities and prospects of students, researchers and early-career talent by facilitating links with a wide range of organisations that offer great training and professional opportunities and value contemporary skills and thinking in their workplaces. The opportunities we advertise are provided by a wide variety of organisations (called providers). They may be businesses, education providers, research organisations, government departments, community or professional associations. Each provider has an organisational profile and their scope of work and list of posts can be viewed on it. Graduate Projects provides a great way for organisations to showcase their projects, research, innovations or other work and attract promising talent who can contribute towards them. Graduate Projects aims to facilitate collaborations. For example, this could be through consultancies led by a professor, research partnerships or academic-industry project assignments. Collaboration between business and education is becoming more important these days, especially in research and innovation in areas such as science, technology and medicine. These collaborations often take the form of projects, research programs and partnership enterprises. There are great opportunities for organisations to showcase and promote such collaborations through Graduate Projects and attract developing talent and expertise. Graduate Project Users