of Queen's students are in employment or further study within six months of graduating (HESA Destination of Leavers from Higher Education Survey, 2015/16)
Career prospects
Career Ready Graduates
The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide 2014 ranks Queen's 26th for graduate prospects and graduate employment, which helps to explain why Queen's graduates play a leading role in the senior management of 80 of Northern Ireland's top companies.
A Competitive Edge with Degree Plus
Queen's Degree Plus gives students a competitive edge in the graduate job market
We recognise the importance of skills acquired through participation in extracurricular activities, such as voluntary work, part-time jobs and sport, which are attractive to potential employers. Gain accreditation for skills developed outside of your degree.
Learn moreEmployability skills are heavily embedded in the Queen's curriculum
Study abroad
Broaden your horizons and enrich your university experience
This practical industry or sector experience can prove a fantastic learning opportunity and invaluable in launching your graduate career.
Internationalise your degreeCareers guidance and information are an integral part of all school-level induction programmes
The careers service here is very supportive - if you have any problems or queries they are definitely on hand any time of the day! Heather Currie
Computing and Information Technology
Careers support
Our careers consultants are dedicated to student employability
They can help you plan your route from study to graduate employment, giving expert career advice at our dedicated Student Guidance Centre.
Ann Doris
Careers and Placement Officer
Browse opportunities
My Future allows students to search hundreds of internship and graduate job opportunities, through the relationships the University has built with employers, both internationally and locally.
Career Management
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