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Forthcoming employer events and workshops
All forthcoming on and off-campus employer events are listed below. Some events may require you to pre-register via our CareerHub portal, which all Glasgow Caledonian students automatically have full access to. CareerHub is single sign-on which means you can simply log in using your usual GCU username and password.
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| Date | Time | Event | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monday, 15 June - Thursday, 18 June | 9am - 5pm | Bright Network: Internship Experience UK - four-day virtual internship programme | This year, the experience is designed specifically for first, second and penultimate year undergraduates who are preparing to launch their early career. Applications close on 9 June. More details about Bright Network: Internship Experience on CareerHub. |
| Wednesday, 17 June | 4.30pm - 5.30pm | Own Your Story - A KPMG LGBTQIA+ virtual event | Join KPMG's virtual Own Your Story - A KPMG LGBTQIA+ event to hear directly from our people as they share their stories, experiences and insights. You’ll hear from former degree apprentice and content creator, Tom Oakton as part of the panel questions and answers session, and you’ll also discover how KPMG are fostering an inclusive environment and empowering the next generation of LGBTQIA+ leaders. |
Thursday, 25 June | 1pm - 4pm | Glasgow STEM Women graduate event | Students and recent graduates, join us at this STEM careers event and connect with graduate employers across STEM-related industries (science, technology, engineering and mathematics). You can also visit company stands to learn more about opportunities, including graduate programmes, jobs and internships. This event is targeted towards women and non-binary university students and recent graduates. Register for Glasgow STEM Women graduate event on CareerHub. |
GCU Careers Service runs a variety of employer-led events throughout the academic year. These include:
Employer pop-up events
This is a chance to meet the employer on campus, find out more about the opportunities they have available, and ask any questions you might have. Whether you are curious about future career paths or ready to apply, this is an informal and approachable way to learn more.
Employer recruitment fairs
Recruitment fairs are events featuring a selection of employers within a certain sector, offering students from specific courses the opportunity to meet a range of potential recruiters within a single event.
Employer presentations
Presentations allow students to attend an in-depth informational session about an employer's recruitment practices, opportunities and work environment.
Employer-led workshops
Practical employer-led events aimed at teaching employability and/or professional skills to students.