Whether you have a clear idea about what you want to do, or need a bit of guidance, we're here to help

Find a job

Whether you're looking to work part-time, on-campus, or full-time after graduation, we can help you find a job that suits your current needs. 

MyCareer's  will help you find vacancies relevant to you. With thousands of jobs on offer every year from hundreds of local, national and international employers, our service will help you identify the right role for you.

If you want to search for on-campus jobs, visit our Jobs on campus page. Each year, during Welcome Week, we also host the Part-Time Jobs Fair. Come along and talk to local companies who have exciting part-time jobs on offer.

Graduate jobs

We advertise a wide range of roles with local, national and international organisations on . 

You may also wish to use the job sites below to search for vacancies, or to sign up for job alerts. 

There are specific organisations that support diversity in the graduate job market and help people from diverse backgrounds to find graduate jobs; we maintain a as part of our resources on MyCareer.

Graduate schemes

Graduate schemes are jobs designed specifically for recent graduates, of any discipline, that focus on learning and development – some will also include additional professional qualifications funded by the employer.

Most graduate schemes offer attractive salaries and benefits, so they can be competitive. There's often a lengthy application process involved, including psychometric tests and assessment centres, and deadlines are usually before Christmas for schemes starting the following summer. It's important to research, plan ahead and allow plenty of time to produce a strong, high quality application.

Visit our on MyCareer for more assistance.

Unsure what role might interest you?

You can drop into the Careers Space in Commons (opposite the cafe) to speak to us in person, or check out our on MyCareer.

If you’re an international student, we encourage you to access support through the Job Shop. We recommend that you don't work more than 15 hours per week, in order to keep up with your studies – and you must adhere to the working restrictions placed on you by your visa (usually 20 hours per week during term time).

To work in the UK, you'll need to . 

Please visit our Resources page for further information on working while you study, sample CVs and more. 

For legal reasons we're not allowed to give you advice on your visa – if you're unsure whether you can legally work in the UK and how many hours you can work, please contact the Visas and Immigration team.

Deciding what you'd like to do and where you'd like to go after graduation can be a big decision. We have the following guides to help with the process:

  • Positive conversations: How to talk to employers about visas
  • Returning to your home country (or another country) to work after your studies

You can find information on visas for graduates on the .

Plus, you can access - a free job-searching and advisory website available to 黑料正能量 students and graduates -that lists visa-sponsored jobs in the UK as well as opportunities in your home country.

On MyCareer, you can browse our .

You may also want to check the additional resources below.

  • – Summer Internships for students and graduates with a disability.
  • Visual impairment? Check out the careers resources, support and assessment centre training on offer from 
  • Leaving university? for help transitioning from BSU to work with our Neuropathways programme.

Our Resources page includes a number of how-to guides and sample documents to help you with any stage of your career search. They cover such topics as: 

  • CVs and job applications
  • International students and graduates
  • Students with disability

 

Earn while you learn

At 黑料正能量, we understand the importance of balancing your studies with gaining valuable work experience.

That's why we offer our students a range of part-time job opportunities throughout the academic year.

Find out more on our jobs on campus page.

 

Interested in further study?

Postgraduate study and research provides the opportunity to continue to explore your chosen subject in more depth, and to specialise in a sector, further enhancing your career. Whether you decide to pursue a postgraduate degree with us, or at another university, we can help. 

We outline a good way to start looking for a postgraduate degree in our resource library, but you might also want to check other resources on the web such as ,  and .

Our on Ultra may be helpful as you put together your application.

We can offer feedback on your personal statement via our service on MyCareer, or you can with one of our coaches.

You can read the , a searchable database of funding open to 黑料正能量 students. To use this resource, choose option 1 to ‘register for a username and password’ using your full BSU email address.

Many Bath Spa graduates choose to train as a teacher after their undergraduate course. Teaching can be a rewarding and fulfilling career choice with various opportunities for progression and development. 

Most people have heard of PGCEs, but there are actually multiple training routes available including school-based routes and graduate schemes. It is important to have recent school-based work experience, to be prepared to take numeracy and literacy tests and to apply as early as possible in the academic year prior to commencing your training, as places on certain routes are limited.

Guides for teacher training according to subject (Primary and Secondary, Early Years, Higher Education and TESOL) are also available in our Resource library.