Support for graduates
Careers support for Warwick graduates
If you need any career help, we offer guidance appointments, help with career planning and interview and application support. As a graduate you can access these services in person, by email, telephone and skype.
Book an appointment
Book an appointment to speak with a member of the careers team.
(log in required)
To continue to access vacancies and to book appointments you’ll need to go to myAdvantage, Choose ‘log in as a graduate’ and use the ‘Reset your password’ link. Enter your username and an up to date email address.
Our expertise is with current students and recent graduates and our labour market and professional knowledge reflects this. We are able to offer a 30 minute personalised, tailored appointment where this is appropriate, both face to face, via Skype and e-guidance.
Please note: we do not proof read or spellcheck applications or CVs or provide executive career coaching.
In order to establish how we can best support you, please e mail with details of your particular needs at careers@warwick.ac.uk or call us on 02476 524748
- Take a look at our online careers resources where you’ll find plenty of advice and pointers on how to improve your CV, make effective applications, succeed in interview and at assessment centres, sector-specific careers information
- If you are a recent graduate and don’t know what you want to do, a good place to start is our Careers Self-Awareness Moodle. This is available to you for 12 months after you graduate
- View the posts on Warwick's Careers Blog that are relevant to your situation and needs
- See the many graduate jobs listed on myAdvantage placed by recruiters specifically seeking to recruit Warwick graduates
- Consider attending our careers fairs during the autumn term – simply bring either your old Warwick or Alumni ID with you. Dates and event details can be found through myAdvantage
- If you are a WBS graduate please access services provided by Careers Plus
- We will respond to your request within 5 working days
The University of Warwick E-mentoring programme allows you to become a mentee or mentor, benefitting through networking and support. You can register on Warwick Gradnet where you can create your own profile. Find out more here.
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To take responsibility for planning and managing your own career
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Honour any commitments that you have made with us such as an phone/skype or face to face appointment
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Have a realistic view of what we can discuss with you during the time available (30 minutes) and undertake any preparation suggested beforehand in order to get the most from your appointment
Job applications
Look at our CV and cover letter tips for graduates.
CV tips
Covering letters
E-mentoring
Warwick’s alumni e-mentoring service can help you to build networks and expand your opportunities.
Learn more
Graduate Outcomes survey
About 15 months after you finish your course you will be invited to respond to the Graduate Outcomes survey. This national survey collects information on the activities and perspectives of graduates.
The anonymous results can be invaluable in helping future students consider potential career options, through resources including unistats.ac.uk. All universities are required to support the survey, which is owned by the Higher Education Statistics Agency.
You will receive an email from TheUniversityofWarwick@graduateoutcomes.ac.uk and may also be called by IFF Research.
Your contact details will be used for the purposes of the survey on the grounds of public interest under the General Data Protection Regulation, as explained in HESA’s student collection notice.
Futuretrack Cohort
Are you a member of the Futuretrack cohort, who successfully applied for an undergraduate place in 2005-6 and started their studies in 2006, or after a gap year in 2007?
If so, you probably remember filling in a series of questionnaires about your experience as a student and your career decisions. The research team at Warwick is now following members of this cohort for a fifth stage, to investigate how your careers have progressed since then.
If you started out at university in 2006 and recall completing the survey in the past, and have not yet participated at Stage 5, check your email SPAM folder to see if you’ve been sent a personal link to the survey. If you haven't received a personal email, you can still complete the survey