The Government’s National Living Wage was introduced on 1st April. For students and graduates over the age of 25 this means by law you should be being paid at least £7.20 per hour. For more information about how this might affect you take a look online. If you are unsure about how this affects you, get in touch with the Students Union.
If you are looking for work experience especially over the summer then look at our guide online or grab a copy from the careers service.
Following on from the University's Green Week, here's a guest blog from Olly Stewart, a Bath graduate and Senior Development Engineer, on how he's using his engineering skills to make manufacturing processes more sustainable. My name's Olly, I studied Mechanical...
Matthew, a Doctoral student in Pharmacy and Pharmacology writes about his placement experience. During your undergraduate studies, the primary aim is to establish the theoretical foundation in your chosen field of study. It offers an opportunity to immerse yourself in...
This is a guest blog post by Virgin Media (written by Brianna Croughan) and the views expressed are theirs rather than those of the Careers team. In an era defined by rapid technological advancements, the telecom industry stands at the...