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Make the most of our Careers Support

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The careers team at Warwick are here to help you achieve your vision of a career, by offering a broad range of remote and in-person resources. Here are just a few of the resources and support programmes on offer.

LinkedIn Learning

We’re excited to offer LinkedIn Learning as a valuable resource for new graduates. This platform provides thousands of expert-led courses to help you develop new skills, boost your career prospects, and continue learning beyond your time at Warwick.

Who can access LinkedIn Learning?

LinkedIn Learning is currently available to all Warwick students. As a graduate, you’ll continue to enjoy access for one year after your course ends.

How long will access last?

Your Warwick email remains active for one year after graduation. During this time, you can use it to log in and enjoy full access to LinkedIn Learning.

How do I log in?

Simply sign in using your Warwick email address following the steps below. At any time, you can also link your LinkedIn profile to your LinkedIn Learning account for a more personalised experience.

  • Navigate to the LinkedIn Learning website:
  • Sign in using your Warwick email address (e.g. Bob.Smith@warwick.ac.uk)
  • Once your email is recognised, you'll be redirected to the University’s Single Sign-On (SSO) portal
  • Enter your Warwick user code (in the format: usercode@live.warwick.ac.uk) and password
  • Start exploring the courses available

Career Support for Job Seekers

Graduates First are very helpful for job seekers wanting to improve their interview skills and, or practice a range of assessment centre practice tests, undertake personality profiles.

See available career support

Migrant Leaders Programme

Warwick alumna Elham Fardad’s (MBA 2003) Migrant Leaders programme looks for mentors from diverse backgrounds, predominantly from the corporate world, to support students.

Graduate Support

Discover advice, opportunities and guidance on learning in a world post-Warwick on our dedicated graduate careers pages.

Discover support after graduation

Student Circus

Warwick has partnered with Student Circus, a job search platform for international students.

Graduates First

Warwick has partnered with Graduates First. Log in and practice video interviews, including competency-based, strengths-based, and industry-specific interviews.

Warwickgrad

Warwickgrad can help alumni and current Warwick students give and receive career advice in a mentorship-style arrangement. This relationship could be anything from a few emails to meeting face-to-face or even offering work experience.

Warwick Careers blog

Explore all aspects of employability for Warwick alumni in the Warwick Careers blog. It's a great way to discover useful resources and support programmes on offer to Warwick students and graduates.

Your careers stories

02 Jun

Yuru Zuo: Software Engineer at Microsoft

Computer Science graduate Yuru Zuo is a Software Engineer at Microsoft where she builds cloud and AI systems.

01 Jun

András Fórizs: Managing Director

Creative and Media Enterprises graduate András Fórizs runs an independent games studio that turns bold ideas into playable experiences.

29 May

Dylan Lloyd: GenAI Engineer

Dylan builds real world AI solutions used across a range of industries, turning complex ideas into practical tools. He secured a role through an inventive, hands on interview that set him apart.

27 May

Palak Sinha: Strategic Partnerships Manager

At JLR, Palak works at the crossroads of automotive manufacturing, technology, and strategy.

26 May

Mira Memishaj: Area Manager

Mira ‘manages the managers’ by driving safe, high performing teams in large scale enterprise environments.

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