Empower Your Future

No matter what stage you're at in thinking about your graduate career we are here to help.

Our team of Career Coaches based in the Career Studio are here to offer guidance and support, including:

  • One-to-one career advice
  • CV workshops
  • Interview preparation
  • Job search strategies

We help students and graduates develop the skills and knowledge needed to succeed in employment, further study, or professional development opportunities.

Visit Us

The Career Studio is on the ground floor of the Foundation Building. Open Monday to Friday during term time, 10am-5pm. Drop in anytime, no appointment needed.

Accessibility

We’re committed to accessibility for all. If you have concerns or specific requirements, email us at careers@liverpool.ac.uk, message us on Handshake, or drop-in to speak to the team in the Career Studio. 

Explore these other inclusive resources and opportunities

For help with career development and support:  

  • Liverpool University Mentors 
    Offers mentoring and career guidance to Liverpool University students and alumni
  • 10,000 Black Interns Internship opportunities for Black students 
  • 93% Club Career support and community for students from lower socio-economic backgrounds 
  • Strawberry Field Steps to Work 
    Provides work experience and training opportunities for young people with learning difficulties
  • Exceptional Individuals 
    Provides career support and consultancy for neurodiverse individuals
  • MyPlus Students' Club 
    Offers resources and support for students with disabilities and learning differences
  • Employability 
    Supports individuals with disabilities and health conditions in finding and sustaining employment
  • NeuroPool 
    A network for neurodiverse professionals to connect and support each other
  • SEO London 
    Offers career development programs, including internships and mentorships for underrepresented groups
  • Catch22 Employment and Training 
    Provides training and employment support to help individuals achieve their career goals. 

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