Options for CAS students

Graduates leave with a variety of transferable skills, including Spanish, and have enjoyed success in a wide range of fields, including marketing, business, politics, recruitment, the media and public service. The year abroad encourages you to think more broadly about careers, employers welcome the student’s experience of a year in the Americas and the maturity of the graduates and the destinations statistics support this.

The numbers of graduates working or studying after graduation has doubled in the past year, the positive outcome now 95%. Graduates quickly establish themselves in employment or further study.

Develop your skills further

Whilst you are at Warwick you have the opportunity to join societies, become a volunteer, work part-time and to develop your personal skills.

• Experience Pool - paid and volunteer opportunities on campus
• Skills & Student Development - academic, personal and professional skills workshops, events and resources
• Research Students - training, resources and support to enable you to succeed in your research degree and develop your skills
• Warwick Volunteers - a range long term and one off volunteering opportunities.