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CONTENTS Boost Your Employability
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The Benefits of Work Experience
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With Industrial Experience (WIE)
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Frequently Asked Questions
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WIE Taught Sessions
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Industrial Placement Employers
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Examples of Industrial Placement Roles 13
The Career Zone has partnered with Handshake – a modern career development platform – which joins our menu of services for students. Handshake allows students to discover employers and opportunities, submit applications, and attend career fairs and other events.
Business Internships and Placements (BIP) 16 Student Peer Support 18 Community 19 What Do Employers Say About Us? 21 Other Work Experience and Employability Enhancing Schemes Supported by the Business School 22 Other Placement Schemes at the University 23
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96.6% WIE students graduated with a 1st or 2:1 in 20/21
Business School graduates in a positive destination1
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students on a with Industrial Placement in 2021/22
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KEY TO YOUR CAREER SUCCESS WHEN YOU JOIN US AT EXETER YOU CAN LOOK FORWARD TO ACQUIRING THE SKILLS AND ATTRIBUTES THAT WILL HELP YOU BUILD A GREAT CAREER – WHETHER YOU ARE JUST STARTING OUT OR LOOKING TO IMPROVE YOUR QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE.
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WE HELP YOU BUILD A GREAT CAREER BY: n Running a wide range of employability events for Business School students to give you invaluable and highly relevant career skills, advice and support n Designing courses that will equip you with the skills that today’s employers need, significantly increasing your chances of getting the job you want n Providing a dedicated and highly experienced Careers and Employability team, who will work with you from day one to develop your skills for employment n Developing ‘YES!: Your Employability Skills’, an online course that provides 24/7 careers management skills when you need them, where you need them n Supporting the ‘With Industrial Experience’ (WIE) programme and the Business Internships and Placement module
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If you do well, you’ll not only leave us with a great qualification from one of the UK’s top universities, you’ll also have the additional employability skills to help you forge a career in today’s highly competitive global marketplace. Leading employers (many of which are in The Times Top 100 20/21) who have recently engaged with the Business School to offer advice and insights into their businesses include: n Accenture n Amazon n Aon n Bank of England n Bishop Fleming n BP n Danone n Deloitte n EY n Government Economic
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Building Society North Highland Oxford Economics PA Consulting PwC Renault Rolls Royce RSM Samsung Siemens SMBC St James’s Place UBS Unilever UPS Virgin Media Volkswagen Warner Media
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BOOST YOUR EMPLOYABILITY
DURING YOUR TIME AT THE UNIVERSITY OF EXETER BUSINESS SCHOOL YOU WILL HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO TAKE PART IN A VARIED PROGRAMME OF CAREERS EVENTS THAT WILL BUILD YOUR EMPLOYABILITY CREDENTIALS. Much of this support is lead by the Career Zone’s highly qualified and experienced Careers Consultants and Employability Advisers, and events involve leading graduate employers and successful Business School alumni. We encourage you to take part in as many of these events as you can, to equip yourself with the necessary skills and tools that you will need for the highly competitive graduate job market. Typical events and sessions include: n
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Completing a placement year was the best decision I made at university and to have it be at The Walt Disney Company was extremely rewarding. In addition to the amazing experience and breadth of knowledge behind the entertainment industry that I have gained, I am grateful for the network that I have built during my placement. Ayra United Arab Emirates BSc Business Management with Marketing with Industrial Experience Industrial Placement: The Walt Disney Company (Advertising, Marketing and PR) Graduate Job: TikTok – Marketing Graduate
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The unique ‘Create Your Future’ programme, which is a personal and professional development programme for all 1st year students Mock interview sessions, both in-person and virtual Sector and career-specific sessions Employer talks and alumni panels Series of careers and professional skills development workshops Events and fairs 1-2-1 appointments for careers guidance support or advice on skills development
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THE BENEFITS OF WORK EXPERIENCE I chose the With Industrial Experience programme because I was keen to apply the skills developed in my first two years of university in the financial sector. The opportunity to acquire knowledge and gain experience in the sector was extremely appealing. The support provided by the Business School to students seeking placements is incredibly useful and includes CV workshops, mock interviews and employer presentations. William Kent, UK BSc Economics with Industrial Experience Industrial Placement: Wells Fargo (Corporate Banking and Financial Services) Graduate Job: Wells Fargo (Corporate Banking Analyst)
Our work placement programmes prepare students for finding graduate level work after their degree. Up to half of the UK’s top employers are expecting to offer course placements this year, as part of university degree courses...At many organisations, the application and selection process for work experience programmes mirrors the recruitment process used for graduate positions. (The Graduate Market in 2018, High Fliers)
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We encourage all of our students to consider spending their third year ‘out in the field’ – either studying abroad, gaining industrial experience, or a combination of these. These opportunities are available in the UK and across the globe. With Industrial Experience gives you the opportunity to put into practice what you’ve learnt in your first two years. Then you’ll come back to us for your fourth year with practical experience to enrich your studies and a proven employment track record.
My placement year at Intel enabled me to put all my learnings from first and second year into practice. It taught me invaluable skills, strengthened my interest in the marketing field and confirmed that I want to pursue a career in the Tech Industry. Laura Wiltshire, UK BSc Business Management with Marketing with Industrial Experience Industrial Placement: Intel Corporation (Sales Development Analyst for Team Dell) Graduate Job: Dell Technologies (Field Marketing Graduate)
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As a Business and Technology Consultant at IBM, I used innovative technology and industry expertise to facilitate BP’s global digital transformation. My roles were high responsibility and client-facing, including Automation Developer, Business Analyst, Junior Data Engineer and leading a team of Data Scientists as a Certified Scrum Master. I developed more than I thought was possible in twelve months. Joseph London, UK BSc Economics with Industrial Experience Industrial Placement: IBM (Business and Technology Consultant) Graduate Job: Accenture (Consulting Analyst)
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My placement year was invaluable. Working with diverse teams across multiple industries has provided me with the confidence, skills and drive to pursue a career in consulting. Sophie, BSc Economics with Industrial Experience Industrial Placement: Accenture (Consulting Associate) Graduate Job: Accenture (Analyst)
My industrial placement at Boeing PLC has given me invaluable knowledge and skills that I will continue to use for the rest of my career. I was able to put theory I had learnt from my university course into a practical and dynamic working environment where I experienced both success and challenges. In addition, I introduced new practices and techniques to the organisation that they are able to use now and in the future. Chloe, BSc Business and Accounting with Industrial Experience Industrial Placement: Boeing PLC (Management and Consultancy) Post-graduation: Travelling in Australia
My placement year gave me the insight I needed to confirm that I wanted to pursue a career in consulting. North Highland provided me with a fantastic network and set of professional skills to take with me to my graduate position with McKinsey & Co. Sophie, BSc Business Economics with Industrial Experience Industrial Placement: North Highland (Management Consulting Intern) Graduate Job: McKinsey & Co (Business Analyst)
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The personalised support from the Careers Team at the Business School helped me every step along the way, allowing me to secure my first choice industrial placement. Alex, BSc Economics and Politics with Industrial Experience Industrial Placement: IBM Graduate Job: Bluefin Solutions (Junior Consultant)
For me, an Industrial Placement year is about exploring the various careers on offer, for learning what roles suit your skill set and interests, and for gaining real-life transferable skills that will set you apart from other graduates. This will ensure when you apply for your dream role, you couldn’t be more prepared. Charley, BSc Economics with Industrial Experience Industrial Placement: Goldman Sachs (Operations Analyst) Graduate Job: KPMG (Forensics Financial Advisor)
My placement enabled me to work with a wide mix of clients and put the tools and techniques I have learned into practice.
Richard, BSc Accounting and Finance with Industrial Experience Industrial Placement: Menzies Graduate Job: Menzies (Accounts Trainee)
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT THE WITH How do you secure a placement?
Do all applicants get a placement?
How much do you get paid?
Students follow a comprehensive careers management programme and are supported in their work placement search by the Business School’s Employability Advisers and Programme Director. Ultimate responsibility for sourcing and securing the work placement rests with the student.
In 2018/19 and 2019/20, over 70% of Year 2 students secured a placement. It is a competitive process in an ever-changing labour market, however we adapt our support depending on recruitment trends, to make sure students have the skills they need to succeed.
This will vary depending on your placement provider and location. Salaries typically range from £19,000 – £23,000 but can be as high as £43,000 or as low as £12,500.
Am I considered a student when I am on a placement? Yes you would be registered as a student and eligible for the usual student discounts, exceptions and support whilst out on placement for example: n Council Tax n Student Fees and Loans n Oyster Cards n NUS Cards n Guild Services n UNiDAYS n Uni Card
Are there any sessions you have to attend? As part of the With Industrial Experience programme, there are two non-credit bearing modules you must complete. These modules prepare you for the placement search and recruitment process including CVs, interviews, LinkedIn and assessment centres. These sessions are compulsory and will appear on your timetable.
Do you have to pay tuition fees? Currently students are charged 20% of their tuition fee for undertaking a full year work placement as part of their programme. However this fee is subject to annual review. Fees cover module assessment and support from your personal and academic tutor, employability advisers, IT services and other student support services. For further information visit: exeter.ac.uk/students/finance/ studentfees
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INDUSTRIAL EXPERIENCE PROGRAMME How long do industrial placements last? Placements usually last for 12 months although this can be flexible subject to a minimum placement length requirement of 33 weeks excluding holidays. It may be possible to extend the placement period, depending on the final year start dates.
Where can I do my placement? You can complete your placement in the UK or anywhere in the world. Placements abroad will be considered on a case-by-case basis, taking a thorough risk assessment into account.
How long is the ‘with industrial experience’ programme? Four years with your third year out on placement.
What are the academic requirements? n Entry tariff is the same as
the corresponding 3-year programmes n A minimum 1st year average grade of 50% of your taught and assessed modules n Successful completion of the With Industrial Experience taught modules.
What % of placement students go on to a graduate job or PG study? Students who graduate with With Industrial Experience tend to have better outcomes than students on standard 3-year degree programmes. According to Graduate Outcomes data 2018/19 (HESA, Guardian GDS), 98% of WIE students had a positive graduate destination score compared to 90.7% across the Business School in general.
How will I be assessed? The placement year assessment currently comprises of: n Progress Reports provided by employers n A Reflective Essay n A Business Report You will be allocated an academic tutor to support you during your placement year.
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WITH INDUSTRIAL EXPERIENCE TAUGHT SESSIONS OUR MANDATORY TAUGHT SESSIONS ARE DESIGNED TO HELP YOU SECURE A PLACEMENT. Start With You – Reflection and Planning Accessing the support available through the Career Zone
Effective Application Forms and Cover Letters
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Shaping Your CV
LinkedIn and Personal Branding Interviews Skills Finding Placements Within the UK and Internationally Psychometric Testing Assessment Centres Commercial Awareness Personal Resilience and Emotional Intelligence Skills Audit and Reflective Practice
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WIE placements help you build invaluable networks
A dedicated WIE Tutor will support you while on placement
Despite the limitations of working from home, I developed several skills throughout my placement year at JLR and I would encourage anyone to undergo a year-long placement as it is a fantastic experience. Charlie Worcestershire, UK BSc Business Economics with Industrial Experience Industrial Placement: Jaguar Land Rover (Engineering and Product Design) Graduate Job: Jaguar Land Rover – Commercial Graduate Scheme
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RECENT INDUSTRIAL PLACEMENT EMPLOYERS INCLUDE:
TOP PLACEMENT PROVIDERS 2021/22: Deloitte
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UBS
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L’Oréal
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Warner Media
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IBM
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Government Economic Service
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EY
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Lloyds Banking Group
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EXAMPLES OF INDUSTRIAL PLACEMENT ROLES: Sector
Employers and Roles
Accountancy, Consulting and Tax
Deloitte, Audit Industrial Placement
RSM, Tax Assistant
PwC, Forensics Investigations Intern
BMW, Aftersales Business Development
IBM, Business Controls
Nestlé, Supply Chain Management
Goldman Sachs, Wealth Management
Morgan Stanley, Sales and Trading
Lloyds Banking Group, Credit Risk Analyst
Public Sector Economic Analysis
Bank of England, Research Assistant
HM Treasury, Macroeconomic Strategy Management
Government Economic Service, Department for Exiting the EU Assistant Economist
Finance
Sony Corporation, Financial Analyst
General Motors, Aftersales Finance
Johnson & Johnson, Commercial Trainee
Fidelity, Investments Intern
Livingbridge, Private Equity
UBS, Multi Asset Management
Danone, Customer Analytics
GlaxoSmithKline, Sales Intern
Unilever, Assistant Brand Manager
Business Management Corporate and Investment Banking
Investment Management Sales and Marketing
In 2021/22: 9/10 of the top WIE employers were in
The Times Top 100
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Accenture
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Grant Thornton
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SMBC
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HSBC
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Oxford Economics
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I thoroughly enjoyed my placement, in particular it felt great being such a valued member of a large organisation. Applying for graduate roles is so much easier having already been through the process successfully when securing my placement. Jenna, BSc Economics with Industrial Experience Industrial Placement: Lockheed Martin Graduate Job: BT (Business Management)
My industrial placement year provided me with the unique opportunity to work on one of the most complex challenges in recent British history. It was the single greatest personal and professional development opportunity of my university experience. Matthew, BSc Economics with Industrial Experience Industrial Placement: Government Economic Service (Department for Exiting the EU) Graduate Job: Assistant Private Secretary to Secretary of State for Work and Pensions
Having not studied finance previously, my placement allowed me to discover which aspects of the industry I wanted to pursue, which led to a more informed and better suited graduate career choice. Katie, BSc Economics with Industrial Experience Industrial Placement: Vauxhall (Financial Analyst) Graduate Job: KPMG (Forensic Accounting Associate)
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The best part of working on a fast-paced trading floor is the international exposure and the feeling of being connected to the global financial markets. I have met some great people who supported me along the way and gave me a great deal of responsibility and a wealth of opportunities to develop valuable skills early on in my career. Anca, BSc Economics and Finance with Industrial Experience Industrial Placement: Morgan Stanley (Sales and Trading) Graduate Job: CITI (Sales and Trading Analyst)
Having been immersed in the private equity industry I have picked up many relevant skills that I would not have necessarily picked up at university.
Oliver, BSc Economics and Finance with Industrial Experience Industrial Placement: Livingbridge (Research Analyst) Graduate Job: DC Advisory (Analyst)
The University of Exeter Business School Careers Team offer a huge amount of support for students. From CV workshops and practice interviews, to discussions about career choices, the Business School Careers Team is always available to help. Jake, BSc Business Economics with Industrial Experience Industrial Placement: BNP Paribas Graduate Job: Barclays Investment Bank (Markets Analyst)
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BUSINESS INTERNSHIPS AND PLACEMENTS (BUS2004) I chose the Business Internship and Placement (BIP) module as I was already keen on doing a summer internship in the financial sector and wanted to equip myself with the best resources to maximise my chances of a successful application. The BIP module didn’t disappoint with 1-2-1 sessions where you could discuss CV’s, cover letters and practice competency-based interview questions for video interviews and assessment centres. The module provided a good foundation to work from and provides an otherwise unknown insight into how employers assess candidates. Richard Gower, Wales BSc Economics BIP Placement: Mizuho – Financials Credit Trading Team Graduate Job: Mizuho – Trading
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DESIGNED TO ENCOURAGE 2ND YEAR STUDENTS TO ENHANCE THEIR EMPLOYABILITY THROUGH A PROGRAMME OF CAREER MANAGEMENT SKILLS AND A WORK PLACEMENT.
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Students are required to participate in an approved work placement for a minimum of 140 hours (four weeks). This module is perfect for students who want to complete their degree within three years or to fit in with either With International Study or With European Study.
EMPLOYERS WHO HAVE RECENTLY OFFERED PLACEMENTS TO OUR BUSINESS INTERNSHIPS AND PLACEMENTS STUDENTS INCLUDE: American Express AXA SPDB Investment Centrica China Construction Bank Coca-Cola HBC Eurasia Condé Nast International Crédit Agricole Crédit Lyonnais Deloitte EY J Walter Thomson JP Morgan Mercedes Benz Metro Nomura Petroliam Nasional Berhad (PETRONAS) PwC Reliance Mutual Funds Royal Bank of Canada Smith & Williamson Thyssenkrupp Xerox Corporation Read more at: ex.ac.uk/bus2004
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STUDENT PEER SUPPORT
The WIE ambassadors were very helpful when I was applying for placements, and I knew I wanted to provide the same support in my final year. It has been so rewarding helping first and second year students by providing them with an insight to my placement at Unilever and application experience. Ella West Sussex, UK BSc Business Management with Industrial Experience Industrial Placement: Unilever (Customer Development) Graduate Job: Unilever (Future Leaders Graduate Scheme)
PEER MENTORS AND WIE AMBASSADORS 4th year With Industrial Experience students, are a great source of practical advice, offering a unique perspective to our work experience students before and during their placement year, helping to allay any fears as well as providing support and reassurance.
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COMMUNITY
WIE SOCIETY Creates a supportive community of career-focused WIE students. Students who are out on placement or who have recently returned from placement provide social and practical support to those who are starting out on their WIE journey.
After my first year at university, I knew Human Resource Management was something that I wanted to pursue. I was thrilled when I managed to secure my placement as Learning and Development Coordinator at Volkswagen Group UK. The skills I developed over my time there will be invaluable when applying to graduate roles in the future. Lydia Pembrokeshire, Wales BSc Business Management with Industrial Experience Industrial Placement: Volkswagen Group UK (Learning and Development Coordinator) Post-graduation: Travelling South East Asia
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My placement provided me with not only a great foundation to go on and achieve my professional qualifications, but also the people skills required in order to build successful networks for the future. Jack Berkshire, UK BSc Accounting and Finance with Industrial Experience Industrial Placement: PwC (Accounting and Auditing) Graduate Job: PwC (Audit Associate)
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WHAT DO EMPLOYERS SAY ABOUT US? Working with the University of Exeter Business School is always a pleasure; the students are engaged, commercially aware and incredibly proactive. The Careers Team at the School are hugely supportive of their students, running a variety of events for all year groups which see high turnout and often adopt a creative flair. Scarlett Seager
PwC | West and Wales Student Recruitment Manager
The Careers Team within the Business School are extremely helpful and the relationship between us is incredibly valuable, to the extent that it allows us to form connections with high-potential students who soar to great heights within our organisation. James Perryman
Mars | Graduate Careers Campus Manager
Our success is built on a history of providing the very best advice and solutions tailored to our clients’ needs. The Business School Careers Team share that commitment to providing first-class service to its academically strong and well-rounded students. Caitlin Isaacs
Morgan Stanley | Infrastructure Senior Recruitment and Programme Coordinator
Accenture’s relationship wth the Business School is proving ever more valuable in meeting the needs of our business. Both on a graduate and undergraduate level. Their maturity, analytical approach and business acumen puts them in high standing at our assessment centres, and on countless occasions the students at Exeter have proven themselves to be a great fit to a career in consulting. Francesca Seeley
Accenture | Undergraduate Placements Recruiter
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OTHER WORK EXPERIENCE AND EMPLOYABILITY ENHANCING SCHEMES SUPPORTED BY THE BUSINESS SCHOOL n Spend your third year studying or working abroad, or a combination of both,
on the ‘With Year Abroad’ programme
With Year Abroad
n Choose from a wide range of study destinations, with partner universities
in 25 different countriess n The majority of our partner universities offer study programmes in English n Short Term Study Abroad Opportunities
Further information: exeter.ac.uk/business-school/study/ugstudyabroad
BSc Business
A career-focused business and management programme, with an ethos of ethics and sustainability, incorporating extensive work placements with an exclusive opportunity to customise your degree by choosing modules designed to inspire the next generation of business graduates. Based at our Penryn Campus, Cornwall, the programme is designed to address the challenges in growing businesses in the current climate-changing era. We will help you develop a set of graduate skills which are hugely relevant to 21st century businesses, from a local and global perspective. Further information: exeter.ac.uk/undergraduate/degrees/business/businessbsc
I have gained many skills such as analytical skills, time management, written communication, planning and organisation. Furthermore, my employability has been enhanced as this was the first time I’ve worked for a third sector employer. My mind is now definitely more open to different career paths. Alizee London, UK BSc Business, Eden Project Placement
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OTHER PLACEMENT SCHEMES AT THE UNIVERSITY
Student campus
partnerships (SCP)
Student business
partnerships (SBP)
Professional pathways
Graduate business partnerships (GBP)
Access to Internships (A2I)
The University of Exeter offers opportunities across campus, from short-term business and administrative support through to long-term project coordination. These internships offer a great opportunity to develop your CV, increase employability and can even count towards your Exeter Award! http://ex.ac.uk/scp
The Student Business Partnership scheme offers University of Exeter students from all disciplines the chance to gain essential paid work experience with well-respected local businesses, covering a wide range of roles from marketing, research and business planning to web development and more. http://ex.ac.uk/sbp
Professional Pathways is a suite of sector specific training courses and internships. The training will be delivered by industry experts, to provide you with a firm grounding in your chosen career. All programmes are open to students from any discipline, year group and campus. Following the training we will place you in a paid one-week internship. exeter.ac.uk/careers/internships
The Graduate Business Partnership (GBP) scheme has been established to create paid opportunities for recent graduates in their chosen career. The scheme offers relatively inexperienced graduates the chance to access challenging roles, increase their employability and develop a rewarding career. http://ex.ac.uk/gbp
A scheme to help Exeter students (particularly those from under-represented backgrounds) to secure a paid internship with support and funding provided by the Career Zone. Subsidies and grants are awarded on a sliding scale and on a first-come, first-served basis. http://ex.ac.uk/accessintern
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I worked at HSBC UK in the Wealth Management and Insurance division, where my key responsibilities were creating Strategic Insight reports and compiling data into weekly commercial trading overviews. My placement was an invaluable experience where not only was I able to implement what I learnt at university in a real job, but I also gained so much insight into the banking sector and confirmed it’s the sector I want to develop my career in. Georgia
Devon, UK BSc Economics with Industrial Experience Industrial Placement: HSBC UK Bank (Retail Banking and Wealth Management Industrial) Placement – Business Support Manager Graduate Job: HSBC (Commercial Banking Graduate)
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I wanted to find an internship in a nontraditional sector to fully explore the opportunities that an Economics degree could bring, and to understand how the skills learnt at University could be utilised in a professional context. Anthony Brighton, UK BSc Economics with Industrial Experience Industrial Placement: NHS England (Analytical Support Officer) Graduate Job: Publicis Sapient (Junior Product Manager)
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