This exclusive set of webinar recordings is designed to help you explore the career pathways available to you from your STEM degree and what top Engineering firms are looking for.
This video series is perfect for you if:
- You're a current undergraduate or a recent graduate with a STEM degree, and you're interested in pursuing Engineering
- You want to learn more about what opportunities and career paths are open to you
- You're keen to hear from top STEM employers like Arm, AECOM, Bentley, British Airways and more about day-to-day working life, application processes and getting into the industry
Start your Engineering career discovery here and learn where your degree could take you – your options might be broader than you think!
Watch our introduction to Explore Engineering
In this introduction, we'll cover the key factors to consider when choosing your future career, as well as an overview of the employers you can hear from in this webinar series and what roles, opportunities, degrees and specialisms they're hiring for.
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Hear from top UK Engineering employers
British Airways
British Airways is an international airline and aviation services company, offering grad schemes, internships and placements across engineering and planning & supply chain.
Energus
Energus is the employer for graduate programmes in the nuclear industry. Working with the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority and employers across the UK nuclear sector, Energus is committed to developing the workforce of the future through the facilitation and delivery of innovative, high quality graduate and apprentice development.
Bentley
Bentley is a British luxury automobile designer and manufacturer offering graduate and placement opportunities to candidates from a variety of STEM backgrounds.
National Grid
National Grid is the UK's global energy infrastructure company, and it offers internships, placements, graduate roles and apprenticeships. Recruiting from a variety of STEM backgrounds, National Grid has roles open across electronics, engineering, data, digital & analytics and quantity surveying.
AECOM
AECOM is a global infrastructure leader offering apprenticeships, graduate programmes and placements across a range of specialisms including Energy, Environment, Water, Transport, Building Engineering and Design.
Arm
Arm is a leading semiconductor and software design company​. It offers apprenticeships, internships and graduate roles​ within Solutions Engineering, Hardware Engineering and Software Engineering​.
JLR
JLR (Jaguar Land Rover) is a multinational automobile manufacturer offering many undergraduate placements and graduate programmes. Opportunites are available in areas across Product, Hardware, Future Propulsion, Electrical, Software, Manufacturing and more​.
EDF
EDF is Britain's largest generator of zero-carbon electricity and is a major player in the energy and nuclear industries. EDF offers apprenticeships, industrial placements and graduate programmes in Science & Engineering, Nuclear Security & Cyber, Data & Tech and more.
SSE
SSE is one of the largest and most diverse energy companies in the UK and Ireland. It offers summer placements, industrial placement years and graduate programmes across multiple specialisms, including Electrical, Process, Project, Mechanical, Civil, Asset Management and Marine Engineering.
WSP
WSP is a global Engineering and Professional Services firm. It offers summer and year-in-industry placements, apprenticeships and graduate programmes in fields including Transport & Infrastructure, Communities & Mobility, Water & Energy, Property & Buildings and Planning.
MBDA
MBDA is a leading company in the aerospace and defence industries. It has summer and undergraduate placements available, as well as graduate programmes. Roles span areas from Aerodynamics to Electronics, Manufacturing, Systems, Software, Hardware and more.
