Graduate Jobs Fairs in October – meet 100+ graduate employers

Student Futures have two large-scale Graduate Jobs Fairs taking place in October featuring over 100 graduate employers looking to recruit final year students for graduate jobs and graduate schemes starting after you have completed your studies in 2027.

Opportunities spanning a range of sectors will be available at both fairs regardless of your degree subject, so come along, chat to employers and explore some options!

Some organisations are recruiting for internships and year-long industrial placements for next academic year, so second year students should also come along if you are interested in finding out more about these opportunities.

Get expert advice to prepare for the fair

If you’ve never attended a recruitment/jobs fair before or are not sure about the best way to approach an event like this to make the most of the experience, we run a short online webinar in the lead up to the fairs called “How to make the most of the Graduate Jobs Fair”.   Check out the Student Futures booking website for details of upcoming sessions.

Inclusivity Matters

LJMU is committed to inclusivity. If you have a disability, are neurodivergent, or feel anxious about attending the fair, our Student Futures Team and Student Ambassadors are here to provide guidance and support. Simply drop by the Disability Support Stand on the ground floor of the SLB (directly in front of the entrance barriers) for assistance.

Upgrade your CV for the fair

If you need to upgrade your CV before the fair, the Student Futures team hold regular ‘Ask Student Futures’ drop-ins (every Tuesday and Thursday) at both the Student Life Building Careers Zone and Byrom Street Careers Zone (2 to 3pm). 

Can't make it to these drop-ins and haven't written a CV before? No worries! Head over to Careers Zone 24/7 to try our AI tools for instant feedback and suggestions on improving your CV.

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