Careers services for students
UWE Careers offer a variety of services to help you with your career related needs.
Where to start
Our team of Careers Information Assistants offer the following services;
Career and CV Check appointments
Graduate Jobs Link drop in service
You can get support for finding vacancies at other campuses including Bower Ashton, Hartpury and St Matthias by booking a Career Check appointment (see above).
International student career check
Volunteering appointments
Book an appointment
For further details of these services or to book an appointment:
- Login to infoHub (visit the appointments section)
- Phone us on +44 (0)117 32 85678
- Visit your nearest Information Point
Further support
Careers Consultancy appointments
From all of the first level appointments above you may be referred for more in depth careers advice, guidance and coaching to one of our Careers Consultancy appointments. Before attending these appointments read what to expect from a Careers Consultancy appointment.
Careers advice online
You can get Careers advice online using our online enquiry service. Submit your careers related questions, CVs or application forms to our Careers team and a Careers Information Assistant or Careers Consultant will email you back. We aim to respond within 3 working days.
Support for starting a business
View information about student enterprise, entrepreneurship, innovation and self employment. For further advice and practical assistance for self employment you can book a one to one appointment with a member of our enterprise team. You can book at any UWE Information Point or contact us.
Additional services
The Employability and Enterprise Zone
Our Employability and Enterprise Zone (Frenchay Campus, rm 2D11 opposite Core 24) has computers to access web based careers resources, specialist books, leaflets and directories for reference and take away.
Careers events
Careers events take place during the year in various locations across UWE including out Meet the Employers Fair.












Page last updated 4 May 2012